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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-09-03
Hopeful WORKERS in a Deserted City.
Incidents Gathered all AlOngthe Line,

M mN 4.nHmM #HUMH AKA.
From this day forward we will discon
tinue the publication of new cases re-
ported officially, but viii give more par
iicnIar attention to the official and unef.
fcial report of deaths. This course is
deemed necessary on account Of the diff
6cully encountered in obtaining correct
reports and also to enable US TO give
more space to miscellaneous matter, and
a correct Lat Of the deaths under an APP
propriate head. However. we shall
mention new cases either by name or es.
timated number from day to day.
DEATHS FROM NOON YESTERDAY TO SooS
TODAY. EqAg8W
Adolph F Thamel, 26 years.
Jackson Polk, cofored. = years.
) N D Menken, Al years. atsfl
Mike Donohos, 8 years.
Mildred E Porter, l year, spasms.
Mrs Hsrgan, years
.| .L. |.".|.. LLH.
Emile Huber. = years, IA B.
Mariana Cicalla, AZ years, child.bed.
Mrs Mary Il Rsgio, 81 years.
Peter Maloney, As years.
NV Wezy, IS years.
Vernon Chalmers, 35 years,
Archer Gleason, l6 years.
UnknoWn white male.
Belle Watkins. IL years.
! Ed Williams, rs years. 4
rs Conchila, % years.
Bridget LaniSan, 80 years.
Henry stillman, SO yesrs, "a
Ella 0,Day, 5 years.
n Stephenson, age 45.
Lewis Grant, age s.
Mrs Kroksr, age 40.
Wright, age 40. mr-
Mrt N GOtschick age 30.
Chas Hamilton, age 20.
Grace FlAheriy, age "a, salf
Mrs NJ Wilson, age 45.
r d A Locney, age 80.
Jas Harper, age "a.
Annie Rice, age Is.
John 0Lsary, age 81. s4a nl
Mrs SturdivAnt.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

The Galcna Gdssie an dominates H. n. Mcclellan
for Congress
John A. Martin and George I. Anthony arc opposing
candidates Tor Governor Of Kansas.
The republicans OF the ) xth Ohio distrlcl have
nominated General Crosse for Congress.
General Henderson has n strong support for tho
Congressional nomination In Bureau county. III.
The san Antonio LSprtss says there ~ lutIo doubt
that "copgressman Mills will succeed himselLu
Darlington tlo~aJ HaUkeyc;--" Grant aud Wilson.
Tia, sounds familiar, and ~ will moan business IN
1850"
In tho Council Bluffs district OF Ioaa there will DO
ihreo Congressional neutrality-suspicious. green
back ana democratic.
Cincinnati Goxett (rsp.l :-'soins OF the Onto dem.
ocrauc coauty conventions favor the nomination OF
Thurman Tor President In 1Sso.r
Cincinnati Commerciai tnd l:''If Sayler Is not to
be tho democratic candidate tor Congress In the flrs
dist,icl tho claims OF Mr. Holland should be rccog
dlzad WHAT we require Ia Congress Is a business
man or two. Nr. Holland rs noted Tor his executive
ability"
cincinnati Enquirer (dem :--"fu the Second dis
trict tho Congressional prizo lies between Banning
aud Goss and shank. or between Goss ami Banning
and Shank, or between Shank aud coss and Banning,
or--but there too many p,rmut,tions. Hon. Sam
y. HINT declines to be q caniidatan
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The next volume OF tho No Name series Will b.
Masque OF Poets TO which many OF our best Amert
can poets VIII contribute anony mousiy.
The report Of The British Copyright Commission
proposes that copyright Ia all contributions periodi
Gals shall revert to the authors after three years from
their lrst publication. II also all auth0r1
tho sole right oil stage representation and proposes
prosecute inringements by Unauthorized dramatisa-
ten OF any work whatever. Authors OF lectures ara
to DO secured the exclusive right OF delivery, but Nd
report In newspaper Is 10 DO deemed an infringe
ment, unless the lecturer gives notice that be pro-
hibits publication In newspapers. The OF copy
right Is extended 70 the life OF the author, and
thirty years after his deccase.
That universal bookmaksr, Mr.. William Tegg. puts
forth compilation entitled POSTS, kilograms
and the Telephone"
Tho latest literary pension granted 10 England
fi50 a year to the widow or Sir Edward Greasy
author Of sundry historical and military works.
Mr.. James Gardner has published his carefully
written Hisory Of tho Life and Reign OF Richard the
Third"
Dir. w. NJ. Rossetti has issued modest, but we'll
written and critical book sLivcs OF Famous Poets,S
from Chaucer down to Topper
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the rider, attempting 10 RISE found hat ons oil the
small bones VI Inc same leg was broken Most men
would nave tried 10 make Their way back 10 inLova,
nna accepted the invalid condition until acndsd Mac
Gahan got himself boosted the top OF an ammunition
cart Later 10 the day the ammunition cart rolled
over on him aud bruised HIM sorcy. But lac strug-
gied on indomiabiv iii kezanlik WAS reached,
and tnen had short spell Of rest Hut he Ia tho
saddle again long his broken bone was properly
set aud as fact he gave IL time properly 10 set
~ all Rather than "be out OF u ne deliberately ac-
ceped the prophesed fate OF beng lame Tor iie anu
have no doubt that he died lame. he went through
HE campaign groat cripple that he could not walk
mile, and when saw him last At Christmas time the
Iameness had become chronic.
could, from out full heart, write much more oil
my poor, dear friend, Tor the theme, although mourn
1u 10 fertile aud there would be sad pleasure IN tho
work Bot l must not encroach on your space. Lttlc
ana think as no last shook hands with me on tho
lerRovise Station platform that The true hand aud the
warm heart were 10 be cold IN death. Our
profession has lost ono OF It's brightest ornaments, enc
Of ITS most notable men; the world, Ia MacGanan's
death, suffers tho loss OF fearless and brant truth
teller All VIC who knew him grove Tor tho loss OF
brother ~ the nesh am, &c.
LONDON, June IL, 1878. ARCHIBALD FORBES.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICES or THE CnIgP SIGNAL OfyIcgR
WAsniSoros, June 23-l a. 81.
WAR DhpARrMR,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICES THE CnIgP siasAL OfyIcRE
WAsniSoror, June 23-l a. 81.
Indications
For the Middle States and New ENGLAND rising ba.
romctor, southwest vscring to northwest winds.
warmer followed by cooler, partly cloudy or clear
weather.
For tho South Atlantic and h st Gull States sta
tonary pressure aud temperature, sou,herIy and
variable winds, generally clear or partly cloudy
weather viii prevail
For tho West Gun States, falling barometer south.
east wndss warmer, partly cloudy weather ami local
rains
For Tennessee and the ohio Valley ana tho lower
iakc REGION northwest 10 southwest Winds stationary
or ailIng barometer, warmer partly cloudy weather
For the upper lake region. Upper Mississippi md
Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer, southeast
to southwest winds, warmer. hazy cloudy
anu possibly light local rsins followed ty northwest
WINDS
The rivers VIII change but little.
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HOTEL ARRIVALSF

Senator William II. Barnum OF Connecticut; judge
George +. Comstock, OF Syracuse, and Captain 3.
Stanley Creek and Captain jameson, of tho British
Army, are at the Fifth Avenue. Ex-Auorney General
George II. Williams Is at the Metropolitan. Com
mnndcr Hatfield, United States Navy, IL at the
Everett. Commissioner of Indian Affairs e. A. Hayt.
Is at tho Park Avenue. T. b. Blackstone. president
of the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company; L. D. n.
Sweat, or Portland, Me. and Congressman benjamin
A. Willis arc at tho Windsor. Ex-senator s. G. Pomc-
roy OF Kansas, and Congressman II. W. Blair. Of Now
Hampshire, at the Aston. Lieutenant Aaron Ward,
United States Navy Is at the Brunswick Licutenant
g. A. Bicknei United States Navy, Is at the Gilsey.
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THE ACKLEN-ROSSER SCANDAL.

AN INTERVIEW WITH MR.. AcKLEN-HE DENIES
THAT THERE WAS ANY DIFFICULTY BE-
TWEEN HIMs2LY AND GENLRAL RossER.
[BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HRRALo.l
NRw ORLEANS, Juno -. 1873.
Hons. II. Aeasp, who has just arrived. Was called
upon by your correspondent relative 10 tho
charges made OF alleged assault on a
q lady In Weicker's restaurant In Washington
He says tho night In question no was In his
seat Congress- and therefore It impossible for
hin 10 have boon In the restaurant, Us alleged; he
was with the lady mentioned at tho restaurant
some days before and General Rosser was in
an adjoining room. Some persons were dining
In q nsghbornR apartment who we're quite noisy,
conduct, but AS to any harsh words passing DO
tween himself anu the General any dinl.
culty taking place he denies u emphsticsily Ho
VIII, " necessary, return 10 Washington At
once lie expects General Rosser 10 sustain his stntc
ment OF facts he having teesraphcd to various points
10 try TO lind him
The whole affair has created the greatest excitement
and commeni, aud Nr. Ackicn and has iricDds cx
ceedIpgy annoyed. He expresses his deter mi ION
TO hold the oriRtnstors oil the SANDER responsible
DENIAL
Tho following statement has been made by Mr. Ack-
len tor publication -
Tho story that General Rssscr assaulted me
In weickers Restaurant because 81 offered Ia
aigniiy lady Is UNANIMOUSLY false aud
cannot believe the story ever cmsn~ted from
the 10th int The Islander WAS published In the ahn
Esearg str FRIDAY. the 2lst last. did not
knowledge until the night OF the 23d. being
OF Gener kossers promptly
rraphed to vaou. points 10 secure his utaon OF this
assault yet have filled reach him. but an
pct dental has been made by mt parties In Wash
inston No en,rt wu bs spared the mxttcr ii sht
and ~ necessary shall return At once TO Washington
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kelL This was also followed by reception,
no less brilliant than It's predecessor.
VISITING THE KINGS UNCLE.
On the same day General Grant accepted an in
vtation to visit His Royal Highness Prince Fred
eric uncle OF the King lie chose The forenoon Tor
the purpose oil paying his respects TO the Prince,
who entertained him generously az . private
ddjeu,aer. After this friendly repast the Prince
ordered his carriage and had his guest driven
through the spacious and beautiful grounds Of his
estate. call was also made on Prince Aexan-
der, son OF the King
REVIEW OF TROOPS.
Each day was destined to bring It's separate en-
joyment. Wednesday was set apart for paracc
OF portion OF the troops OF Holland, ana the Gen.
eral was invited to review these sturdy Dutch sol.
diers, whose martial bearing impressed HIM very
fayorably. large number OF dis tnguished ladies'
and gentlemen were present at the review and the
scene was exceedingly picturesque and attractive
The troops looked their best and marched wlth line
precision and dignity.
ARRIVAL AT ROTTERDAM. sa4ss
The General limited his stay at The Hague, al
though he expressed a hope that he might return
there before his departure lie then took the train
for Rotterdam, where he arrived in short time
lie was received by the Burgomaster OF that city,
ana was escorted around and shown various OBJ
jects OF interest by this dignitary. The Burgo-
master gave a dinner IN his honor, to which .
great many OF the principal citizens we're invited.
The affair was very social and cordial.
FROM AMSTERDAM TO BERLIN.
On Thursday the Gencra made his way into the
famous ciiyo Amsterdam, where lie was greeted
by throngs of people, who welcomed him IN truly
enthusiastic manner Several prominent citizens
escorted him about, and extended to him an inv.
tatlon for dinner on Saturday evening Ills resi-
dence IN Amsterdam, although necessarily short,
was as pleasant as could have been desired. The
General Will not remain long Dutch territory, as
he expects soon to turn face IN the direction OF
Berlin, where he viii probably arrive next
Wednesday,
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GENERAL GRANT IN EUROPE

RECEPTIONS, CALLS AND SIGHTSEEING
THENCE TO BERLIN.
From the Evening Telegram OF yesterday
LoNDoS. June "a, ISIS.
General Grant has now turned his eyes to.
ward the northern lands OF Europe. Last
week The General paid his respects to his
many friends in Paris ana bowed himself out OF
that dazzling sphere OF dissipation. Ills ne xt
point OF attack proved to be the Netherlands,
whittier he has been talking Of going Tor some
time past. lie reached The Hague In safety, and
took up his residence, by special invitation. IN the
latter gentleinan's house.
A GRFAI DINNER.
Immediately upon the ex-Prcsident's arrival
almost before he had time to repose himself after
his journey Invitations Degan to pour In upon him
and the routine Of dinners, receptions, balls ami
visits began anew ON Monday evening Minister
Birncy entertained hts distinguished guest at a
splendid dinner. which proved to be one OF the
great events OF the season Preparations on
large scale had been made Tor this occasion, which
was gratifying success in every respect
THE EVENING RECEPTION
Ali the members OF the diplomatic corps In the
city were present at this dinner which was rem
dercd still more brilliant by the presence Of the
wives ana lady trends OF the diplomats Alter
the dinner, which went on Joyously, splendid re-
ccp;ion was given In which the court circle, with
Its picturesque rctinue OF noble ladies and gentle
men, most OF the members OF Parliament and other
distinguished guests participated General Grant
was, OF course, the centre OF attraction. and was
treated with marked Difference and honors His
manly, soldcr-lke bearing was admired all sides
and every one was DESTROYS OF making his acqualnt.
ancc. The reception continued until the small
hours OF morning and was thoroughly enjoyable
IRON beginning to end.
ANOTHER DINNER AND RECEPTION.
On Tuesday evening a similar dinner was given
IN honor OF the General at the residence OF the
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. Baron lie Heckcven dc
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SENATOR BRUCE's MARRIAGE.
FLuriER IN FASHIONABLE CoLoRED
cIRcLEs BEAUTIFUL BRIDE AND WHAT
SHE WORE.

FLUT ER IN FASHIONABLE CoLoRED
cIRcLEs-THE BEAUTIFUL BsIpE AND WHAT
/. SHE WORE.
my rELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
CLEVELAND Ohio, June "a 1873
Senator b. X. Bruce, OF Mississippi, married at
eaht O'Clock this evening to Miss Josephine b. viii
son, eldes. daughter Of Dr. Joseph Wilson dentist OF
this city The ceremony took place at the house OF the
BRIDES parents, Ferry street, and witnessed
by about seventy Two guests, all Of waom are intimate
friends OF the contracting paries No formal invita-
tons werc issued, but Saturday afternoon such per-
sons as were wanted TO be present quietly asked
to attend at eight this evening. Among Tho guests
were some OF tho nrst families Of Cleveland and
Obcriin. Tho colored representation was compare
lively small
THE CEREMONY.
( The marriage was performed by Rev. DR.. Ruson,
rector OF ST. Paui's Church, where Senator D. Donald
Cameron was united IN the bonds OF wedlock. Mr..
Rulison assisted 1t that ceremony. Following the
marriage the time TIL ten O'Clock spent in a
reception. AZ that hour Senator Bruce an hts
bride started Tor the Union Depot whore they took
special car Tor New York BY way OF the Lake Shore
road, and departed at 1880. On "Wednesday the
happy couple will sail Tor Europe where they viii
pass about tour months, visiting The Paris Exposition
and several OF the larger cities OF the Old World
rhcir return couple OF weeks viii be passed here,
when Senator anu Mrs Bruce will take up their abode
In Washington.
HOW BRIDE WAS DRESSED
inc bride was elegantly alfred in u white silk
dress, eiaoora,ely trimmed with white satin. It was
cut IN rrihcesso sly 10 and almost covered with
orange blossoms The tule ngcd that IL
tell Ike couo. The bridal reached TO he
of the train. Three sisters OF the bride actod as
bridesmaids; there were eroomsmcn. The pres
ents were numerous and costly, some oil Them coming
from New York and Washington.
THE BRIDE.
Miss Wilson, who thus becomes Mra. Senator
Bruce Is oil very light compile aud has an intei-
gent lace She Is rather above the medium size,
aud has long been regarded the belle OF
tne colorcd population of Cleveland She IS
also much respected among Ter other acquxint
IN this city sne educated In tho pubic schools
here and In 1877 was Graduated from the high scho
with honor Since then she has been engaged mos
OF the time In ono OF tho public set ools the city
teacher.
THE ROMANCE or THE
About four years ago Sepstor Bruce, while here
looking aficr his business affairs, tell Ia love with
Mes vosbourRh, OF this CITY, one OF the most beaut
ui coorsd girls ia Northern ONO. An engagement io
lowed IN this case, bnt soon the young lady sckened
aud died. some two years ngo tho Senator met Mss
Wilson, at once admired her and soon asked her
hand II was given but the day OF marriage was not
set III last April From that dry till Saturday 1t was
Kept most profound secret though there we're ru-
nors that the wcddng 1as soon 10 occur.
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HOW A BANK WAS SWAMPED.
[Dg TELEGRApH 10 TIE HERALD. |

M TELEGRAPH 10 TIE HERALD.
READING, Pa, June ~ 1878.
Cashier L. r. Boas. or tGe defuuci Reading Savings
Bank that tailed for 81, 200 coo last November was
on the stand throughout the entire day and evening
before H. Maltzberger, register In bankruptcy. The
outside specuations Of tho cashier mi ney OF
the bank was the leading icatur OF the examination
II was developed that he advanced $50 last year
10 Joseph Ganscr, "A produce dealer TO enable him to
90 into au extensive egg speculation. Tho money
Was given Ganser on his Individual notes and hout
any indorscr The notes were never paid, the egg
men Cashier Boas also admitted having been en-
gagged IN building an outside railroad erecting large
rows OF houses buying up extensive OF real
ato and doing other outside business with the banks
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OREGON ELECTION RETURNS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June "a, 1878.
Portland tOrsson) despatch gives tho following
results Of the late Oregon election:-
Full roturus give Whitaker (dem.l Eor Congress,
l6,55i; Hines trep1. 5,3S4 Campbell (inGl $50.
For Govcraor-ihayer tdcm.l 16,063; Beekmnn
(rep.l 10 009; wilkins (nd.). / 1853
Secretary OF state-Earbart trep.), 10, lac; Rcams
tdcm-L IL, s52; Gates (ind. 1,2S9.
State Tre9surer-Ersch frep) lG555. Brown
(dem J, Ia, 493; Suihcrlin tiudj 726.
State Printer-Carter ucp1 IL, leo; Noltner dom J.
II. 6d3, Craig (nd. j 1,29s
Superintendent OF Public (rcp J.
1921; stilos tdenl). l5 9lS; Parker (ind y LOS
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, Juno "a 1875
Harter 4 O'ConneIfs cotton compress took Are to-
day, ut noon, from a par!or match which had boon
dropped upon The noOr and trod upou A cotton sam.
pio caught Tho namo, which rapidly communicated
with everything In reach, and ultimately OK.
toned TO tho Planters Warehouse, adjoining
Tho Two hou,cs held between 900 and l, 100
bales OF cotton, nearly all OF which was
destroyed. Both buildings were badly injured With
the exception OF about hundred bales the loss on
cotton Is covered by insurance In tho following CON-
panics Herman American, OF New YORK. $1,000;
hcm,. OF New York, SIS, 500; Niagara, OF New York
$1,000; Imperial aud Northern, OF London, a., 900;
Phmnix, OF Hartford, 81, $40; CAPITAL Fire insur.
apcc, OF Montgomery, 500 Tho insurance on tho
compress aud compress buildings Is US follows -
CAPITAL CIV, OF Montgomery, $50; North British,
and Mercantile, oil London, $50; Royal OF Liver
pool, 49, II Is thought one-nith OF the cotton
my to rcpacked and rcpickcd. Tho compress and
building Is valued ut $4o,O 900 Tho loss on the
Planters Warehouse Is estimated at $4,000. Its
owners ivo III New York, whcre Is Is supposed TO be
insured. Tho work OF repairing the compress viii
begin tomorrow morning, and the compress will Dc
ready Tor business September !.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL ELECTION.

DETROIT, June -, 1873.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders oil the
Michigan Central Railroad took place tho Offices OF
the company in this city today. The following d.
roetors for tho ensuing year chosen: William
H. Vanderbilt, Augustus Schol. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
Samuel +. Bargcr and William X. Vanderbilt Of New
YORK; Arson Staesr OF Chicago; Ashley Pond OF
nsiroit; William l.. Scott OF Erie. Pa. Ecwin d.
Worcester OF Albany. Fifteen millions OF stock WAS
voted. out OF the total OF SIS 00o COO which sho
Vanderbilt ticket received about $40 000 aad tho
Taylor ticket 8 5000 600
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho steamship Algeria, for Queenstown and LIVER
pool, and Canada, for Havro will sail from this port
on Wednesday.
Tho malls for Europe will close at the Post Oaoc 1t
eleven A. NJ, and for France direct at twelve
O'Clock "
The New YORK Naturalization Tor Europs-wtl
be ready al halfpast eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers Tor mailing, SIX censa
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FIR GSlIErS IN MAINE.

BAS0oa Me-, June ~. 1878.
The BRIDE At Bradford Corners, atross Moshcr
brook, was washed away Suldiy. The bridgo
took away n portion Of tho dam aud. itarscd the
foundation OF strout Kingsburs's min 1he bridge
cast oi tho village, anu tue BRUCE road from Bra.
foi d to Charestown wero also crficd away. There
~as washout sixty eet acfoss and nitccn deep
ON the Bangor and Penobscol Railroad, out repairs
were made tnis morning aud trains arrived here u w
hau lufe
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GENERAL RossEI DECLINES.

ST. PAUL, Mnn., June 81, 1873
General I. T.. Rosssr. who Is involved In the scan
dial and alleged challenge 10 1aht duel with Con
gressman Acxen, OF Louisiana, arrived here satur-
day In tho Performance OF HIS duty as Chief Engineer
oil tho Northern pacle Railway. Ito refuses to DC
Interviewed la relation 10 the affair. lie leaves this
city tomorrow on M eng necrtng trip to tho Red
River Valley.
General Losser distinctly sad no had no mon
ton OF tho affair To any boiy nnd woula make
IL was strictly private and personal matter and
publcity comes ~ ON somo other quarter.
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GENERAL MACKENzIE's RETURN.

wAsnisGroy. juno "a, 1873.
telegram was received at The War Department TO.
day from General Mackenzie announcing his return 10
the American side OF the RIO Grande. No particulars
oil his visit INTO Mexican terrisory given. These
VIII be forwarded by mail through General Sheridan
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GOLD DISCOVERY.
[pY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD. ]

BISMARCK. ID T., June "a 1878.
Tho steamer Benton, just 10, reports rich gold dig
gings discovered in Bear Paw mountains aud great
excitement ut Fort Bcnton. Five hundred people
wero there waiting for the reports OF rusty
thai thcy have seat 10 test the truth OF The
ports. All tho principal bus ness houses OF Benton
have wagon trains ready tor movement IN tho
reports arc confirmed
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A PAPER MILL DESTROYED.

FircnnuRG. Mass, June %, ISIS.
Franklin wymans lover paper mill, ia wacnasotts
village, was burned on saturday night Tho mill,
which was thoroughly repaired last year, running
tho time. Tue loss has not yet been ssccrtancd
Insurance. about $4,000, OF winch 80, 100 IA Tho
UuderwIiters Association, vi New York; 81 800 IN
the Fire Association OF Pbiladclphs, and 90 oacn
IN tne Prescott, Fancuil Hall aud 81 Joscphs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-25

BE- ON GUARD AGAINST SHAMS REPRE-
scented possess the efficacy GLEsN's SULPHUR
remedy for
and Incompatible beauther OF the compile Glenns
the fret aud the reliable Sulphur soap. im-
taons OF IL thoroughly unreliable and sometimes
positively injurious sold by ruxsiss, aud fancy
goods do aiers.
HILLs HAIR AND WHISPER DrE. black or brown, 5oc
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MURDER

nAGKRsyiLLR. Ont, Jane 81, 1873
Daring drunken quarrel hero TO- night Aiifei E.rd
stabbed Joseph Calvert In the abdomen, killing HIM
almost instantly. The murderer ctcspcd.