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nuws np TIE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds were
o1oted at 1901 for Is of 1897; 1929 for % Of 1881
u0s for 4ss; sterling, 81 s2@4 s4i silver bars,
1925.
siIve. In London yesterday, 81 Sled; consols,
ps 1916; 5 per cent. United States bonds los; is,
l9i; rs, ia.
In San Francisco half dollars quoted at dis
count to par; Mexican dollars e2 buying, 92l SELL
lug.
at Liverpool yesterday wheat was quoted at 9s
l0i@10s Cd for average California.
There was more business in mioing stocks at san
Francisco yesterday morning, and little better
tone to the market Union Consolidated rose 81 l24
from Tuesday noon, and other Coulstoek shares were
from &c to T5c higher.
The Beaver, the FIRST steamer that entered the Pa
cnc ocean, was damaged by fire yesterday at victo-
ria, B. c.
Five women persisted in the flames of burning
factory at Cincinnati yesterday.
Fire at Piqua, o.; also near Baltimore, Md, and
Portage, Wis.
steamer from Europe brought to New York
yesterday e945. ECO of gold.
Fifteen persons were injured in a railroad col
Iision yesterday near Cincinnati.
Further reports OF the great storm in the north.
ives; are at hand, confirming the previous advices
to the loss of life on Lake Michigan
General Grant visited the New York Stock Elk.
change yesterday and was enthusiastically received
The Democrats Of the Sixth Massachusetts Dis
trict have nominated Z. Moody Boyington for Con-
gress.
The Secretary of the Treasury bought 81, sol, o00
in bonds yesterday.
Its reported that Victoria the Apache chief, has
been killed, and most OF his band slain or captured
Perryessa half mile at Santa Rosa yesterday
in 49, seconds-the fastest half mile ever made on
the Pacific coast.
W. Il. Middleton stabbed and killed W. H Davis,
bis stepson, at New Sharon, Ia, Tuesday.
The Prince of Montenegro has been instructed to
occupy Dulcigno with l 600 men,
Lee shryock, cashier OF the Louisville Stock Elk
change, has decamped with $4,000 of funds not his
owp.
The largest importation OF gold ever received at
New York on single vessel was brought Tuesday
BY the ST. Laurent-s2, 176 600.
Anarchy reigns supreme on the Albanian border,
and assassinations are common occurrences.
disgraceful scene occurred il MERGED Court
room yesterday.
Indications point TO San Degos being the terminus
of trsnscontinental railway on or before January
/. 1885,.
James Cannon hanged himself in his cell at the
Marin County Jail yesterday.
Greek Church is to be erected in San Francisco
by the Russian Synod.
Isaac Praskor accidentally killed at San Jose
yesterday, and F. Fra K at Santa Clara
The track Of the Southern Pacific Railroad is now
laid y miles east of the New Mexico line.
For coaEt dispatches this morning, see last page
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The Secretary Of the Treasury bought
two and a half millions in Governments yes
terday.
General Grant visited the New Yorl, Stock
Exchange yesterday morning, aud had an
enthusiastic reception at the hands of indi
vidual members and from the crowd assem-
bled. He made a brief speech.
Sergeant Childess. upon whom James Fisk
wanted to wager 900 to drill in infantry
tactics against the Continent, received fatal
injuries while shooting ducks in Wisconsin.
The steamship Leasing, from Europe,
brought to New York yesterday 9f5, 700 francs
in gold.
Lee Sbryock, bookkeeper and cashier Of
the Stock Exchange at Louisville, KY, who
has been missing several days, is $50. 900 OF
$40 GOO short. He has borne an excellent
character heretofore. It is believed he has
suicided.
The steamer st. Laurent yesterday brought
to New York g. lie. coo in specie from Havre.
This is the largest Importation ever made On
a single vessel.
The steamer Harworth. from Montreal. has
arrived at Queenstown. ALI the cattle carried
by her were washed overheard.
The Bishop Of Montpelier, France. will be
prosecuted for his abusive exercise Of power,
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ARRIVAL or TRAINS.

The time Of arrival OF trains in this city tomorrow
bringing exeursionists, is as follows:
6;55 A. N. overland tiaiu)-Briuging delegations
from Nevada City, Grass Valley. Dutch Flat, Al
burn, Newcastle, Rocklin. etc. These will be re-
eeived by Chief Aid George NJ. Mott and Aids (Thi.
train will be probably two and half hours latel
500 4. X.-Specal train Of seven cars from Colfax
Auburn and Newcastle.
$50 a. N-Train from Elk Grove and other sta
tons.
$40 AN.-Woodiand regular train.
9:00 A. Woodland special, six cars.
The delegations arriving ON the three trains above
named will be received by Chief Aid Z. L. Ames ant
Aids.
$50 A. a.-Train from Folsom and Shingi,
Springs-to be met by Chief Aid Adolph Heilbroi
and Aids.
1000 A. N-Train from Chico Marysvfle, etc,
be met by Chief Aid 7. Ii. Berkey and Aids
11:l5 A. M.-Regular train from Red Bluff Marys
vile and other stations, bringing special fren
Lincoln.
1870 A. M.-Regular train from San Francisco
| bringing special car from Dixon.
11:35 A, M.-Stoekthn regular train.
| The above three trains TO be met by Chisf Aids
| h. Asip and A. C. Freeman and Aids
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PROGRAMME
Thursday, October 2lSt

l. Delegations from abroad will be received at
the depot by the Grand Marshal and escorted TO the
Park.
> Speaking will begin at the Park st 10 A. NJ,
from four stands, and continue throughout the day
s. Badges will be supplied to visitors at the Park
by Republican young ladies.
The barbecue food will be served In dining
room holding 1900 persons, at IL AN and through
out the day the people being marshaed to aud from
the tables under direction of the Boys in Blue.
s. Exercises at the Park viii conclude at P. N.
and delegations wilthen be escorted back % the BUSH
ness portion of the city by the Grand Marshal with
music.
g. Aids to the Grand Marshal viii report,
mounted, at the Golden Eagle Hotel at A. N. sharp,
for duty throughout The day.
T. The procession will form at r N. sharp and
the line will move exactly at 1850 p NJ aud sill
CARNATIONS viii take notice accoriiugI,. Bands
will report at heads of divisions as set forth below
S. Aids to the Grand Marshal win report for the
evening parade TO tire Grand Marshal, at Sixth ard
streets, at I. Al
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face Republican and the other Greenbacker
or Democrat, as the case might be, and the
infantile performance of laughing with
one face and crying with the other might
have been projected into after life, when
Republican success in the October cleo
tions would employ each face-one to
smile in rejoicing with the victors, while
the other sorrowed in sympathy with the
vanquished. We mourn the Arizona baby.
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DgEn-

Sacramento, October 20-John ]. Lawler, a native
of Sacramento, years and % days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which win take place from
the residence of parents, Seventh and streets,
this morning at II oc'oek.l
of Westport, Connecticut (mother Of Nrs. H. l..
Pray, 81 years.
[Remains will be sent to San Francisco for inter.
ment, this Thursday morning at II o'clock
Napa, October 1S-Robert Baddeley, months
Wheatland, fuba county, October l7-Neilie Landis
81 years, 10 months and 10 days.
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in accommodating Project while the latter
was executing the DEGREES against religious
orders in Montpelier.
The new steamship furnished for the An
Choir line is the largest vessel ever launched
in England, except the Great Eastern.
A telegram from the family Of Prince Ho-
henlohe states that the Prince is improving.
The reduction of the public debt so far
during this month is about S., coo, 900. The
revenue continues to largely exceed the ex-
rapsas
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPUBLICAN BARBECUE.
Ate NJ ITO N.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.

l. Speaking will commence al the Park at lC
A. NJ nearly simultaneously, from three stands, and
continue throughout the day Seats are provided
on the grand stand.
,. The CIR nd Marshal win provide for the recep.
tion of organizations at trains. and proper escorts
for them to their different rendezvous, and after
wards 20 the Park. All who are requested to be
at the Park early as 10 \. "
3. The Garfield Canal Boat Club, with their 'cansl
boat, and other city organizations not under spe-
cia orders, under the direction of the Grand Mar
shal will march so as to reach the Park at 10 A. ~
4. The Ladies' Committee Badges will be in
place on the judges stand at 10 4. NJ. Visitors on
entering the Park may al once 80 there and receive
their badges.
s. Orators OF the day will please, without further
notice, appear at the parlor of the Golden Eagle
Hotel at $50 NJ, where they will be received and
escorted to the Park.
6. Two thousand guests at time, and at intervals
OF forty minutes will be admitted 10 the dining
rooms. First table will be set at IL A. NJ Crowding
will be avoided. Coffee booths Mt short distance
from the ends OF each dining room have been pro-
vided.
T. Order throughout the Park will be preserved
by the Boys in Blue.
s. All visitors are earnestly requested to remain
and participate in the grand procession of the
ing under the conduct of the Grand Marshal.
BY order Of the Committee of Arrangements
GEO. CADWALADER, Chairman
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Tue value of popular education can hardly be
overstated Although its interests must OF necessity
be chiefly eonfded to voluntary effort and the indi-
vdusl action of the several States, they should be
encouraged, so far as the Constitution permits, by
the generous cooperation Of the National Govern
ment. The interests of the whole country demand
that the advantages of our commonschool system
should be brough: within the reach Of every citizen.
and that no of the nation or CT the States
should be devoted TO the support OF sectarian
schools-fJaIres A. Garfield
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PROBATE NOTICE,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF sACRA-
- mento.-In the Superior Court, in the matter
of the Estate of ELIZA OLSEN, deceased.-Upon
reading and filing the petition of ANN OLSEN
Eyecutrix OF the last will and testament Of said
deceased and it duly appearing hereirom that it is
necessary to sell certain real estate in said petition
set FORTH and described follows, to wit: A strip
OF land 20 feet by go feet the northeast corner
of Sixth and streets. in the city OF Sacramento,
county of Sacramento and State of California,
being part OF Lot s, in the Block OF said city
bounded by and X, and Sixth and Seventh streets
1t is therefore ordered that all persons interested
in the estate Of said deceased be and appear before
this Court at the Courtroom Of said Court at the
city Of Sacramento, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER %,
1850, at the hour OF 10 o'clock NJ and show cause
ii any they NAV, why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted, and an order made directing
the Executrx sell the real estate above described
1t is ordered that copy of this order he published
in the SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION, for four success
siye weeks.
Dated October 10, 1850.
RoBT. G. CLARK, Superior Judge
LsEaLl true copy Attest: T. Fl. BERKEY,
Clerk.
FREEMAN & BATES, Attorneys o2l-iw
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LINE OF MARCH.

From the Pavilion, Sixth and N streets, w " to
Seventh, 10 N, to Ninth, to o, TO Tenth, to n, 10
Thirteenth Across Capitol Park to L, 80 Eleventh,
to II. to Ninth, to l. TO Tenth, to X to Second, to
j. to Tenth, eounteTmarchng on until the foot Of
the line is reached thence TO the Pavilion, where
every citizen ntrusted with torch Is expected to
deliver it to the proper custodian
Divisions will form exactly at 7 O'Clock, cs follows
First Division On Sixth street, right resting "
street and extending north.
Second Division L street, right resting on
Sixth street and extending west.
Third Division l. street, right resting on
Sixth street aud extending east.
Fourth Division on NJ street, right resting on
Sixth street and extending west.
Fifth Division on Seventh street, right resting on
N street and extending north.
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- e E G. II a K

The Grand Marshal invites all atisens In sym.
patty with the celebration to illuminate and deco
rate their residences and grounds, and especially
those on the line of march.
Visitors to the city are invited to unite with
proper divisions in the procession.
Citizens of Sacramento are invited TO take part
in the procession forming i'll proper divisions.
Organizations not already assigned will be prop.
erly placed on reporting 20 the Grand Marshal.
MIKE BRYTE, Grand Marshal.
% T,,rrR
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DR.. La Mars Seminal FITS cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Noe
surnal Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Fhysi-
cal Debility and all that class of complaints arising
from Excess, Indiscretion or Abuse The old ind In
this remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. La MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs debtatod
from whatever cause, to their pristine rigor Price
SO 90 per bottle. Sent G. o. D. by express to any
address, from observation. Address ell orders
to A. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists, P. 0. Cox l,052,
San Francisco. audit
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GENERAL NOTICES.

The regular weekly meeting OF All
Company b, First Artillery Regiment, for .fsNtA
Thursday evening next. will be dispensed fz15Ei
with, in order that members who desire can Ekk<s7
witness the torchlight procession to take place on
that evening. By order of j. L. ATWOOD,
o2O-2t IB. CT Captain Commanding Company.
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A Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the errors and indscretions OF YOUTH nervous weak
ness, early decay loss of manhood, ETC., will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedywas discovered by missionary in
South America. Send self-addressed envelope to
York City. oli-ThSTuSm
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ANNUAL MEETING.

a MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
IA the Sacramento Gravel Mining Company will
be held at the office Of A. Leonard No 1912 Fourth
street, Sacramento, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
9th, at Up. N. By order of
A. LEONARD, President.
WIS JoHSsros, Secretary. ols2w
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Gam Crnzed with roo,hache..

And serves you right for having neglected to use
SoZOD0NT. Had you done 30 your mouth would
have been hesl'hy and your teeth sound. Get the
"snag" pulled out, and commence a. using
S0Z0DONT, thereby preserving the balance of your
teeth. OIL -3tIhSTu
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FIFTH DIYIsION.
W. E. GERBER. Marshal,

Independent Brass Band.
Garfield Canal Boat Club-N. Webb, Captain, with
Canal Boat fully manned and equipped.
Cavalcade of Ladies-Mss Fate Cross, Commanding.
Cavalcade of Horsemen.
Citizens in Vehicles Twill be provided with torches,
if desired).
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FOURTH DIVISION.
E. X. ALsIP, Marshal.

E. K. ALSIP, Marshal.
Church, Jones s Beebes Band
Sailor Boy Club-Gus WoimanD, Commanding, and
acting as escort to the Citizens UnunifaTmei
Club of Sacramento City.
Independent Drum Corps.
Citizens Ununifurmed Club OF Sacramento City AL
bert Gallatin, Commanding.
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THIRD DIYEsIOS.

ADoLPH HEILBR0N, Marshal
Woodland Brass Band.
Woodland Republican Club.
Fl Dorado County Clubs /; Dixon Club; other iols
and SolGno County Clubs.
Sacramento County Clubs outside OF the city.
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FIRST DIVISION.

GEORGE NJ MOTT, Marshal.
First Artillery Band.
Boys in Blus-W. 4. Houghton, Commanding.
Republican Legion-C n. Post, Commanding.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Boys In Blue lyon will assemble at
Grand Army Hall, Sixth street, between and X, at
$50 o'clock, THIS Thursday MORNING, for duty
at the Park and at $50 o'clock, THIS (rhursday)
EVENING, in uniform, for duty in the TORCH.
LIGHT PARADE. Let every man be at his post
Visiting Comrades are invited TO join with US. By
order OF W. A. HOUGHToN, Camp Commander.
II. BENNETT Adiutant o2l-It
Company a" Republicans Legion,
Attention You are hereby ordered TO assemble at
Howe's Hail. THIS Thursday EVENING. at $50
o'clock. CLINTON L. WHITE Captain.
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Attention, Garfield Canal Boat Club
You are hereby ordered To assemble at Howes
Hall, Sixth street, THIS Thursday EVENING,
October 2st at o'clock sharp, in full uniform to
take part in the procession. By order.
o2l1t NATE WEBB, Captain
Attention, Republican Sailor Boys
You are hereby ordered TO appear at the Pavilion,
in full uniform for tcfchlight parade, THIS rhurs-
day. EVENING ut O'Clock. Every member must
appear in line. BY order Of
GUS wEIMANN, Captain.
WILL j. BEATTY, Secretary o2l.1t
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SECOND plsIsION.


Z. E. AMES, Marshal,
Nevada City Band.
Nevada Garfield and Arthur Club.
Grass Valley Club.
Placer County Clubs.
Yuba County Delegations
Butte County Delegations.
Suffer County Delegations.
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION
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PROCESSION.
GRAND MARSHAL MIKE BGYrF

ouuE AIDS;
Heilbrou, GU Mott, Elk Ais,p,
Ii. Berkey, EE Ames. We Gerber.
= c Freeman.
AIDS.
Edw Cadwalader, B a Johnson, Fred Shepherd,
7 W Sheehaa, Rahstaller, NH Foster,
] McFetrish, W N SheArer, OP Dodge,
+ Smith, J W Nixon, FIT johnson,
II A Weaver, Claus Anderson, Goodwin Mcneil,
J d Young, J j Aukoner. J Talbot.
| G Putnam, Gus Lavenson. G Stafford,
| 5 W Butler, Steinnan, EB Mott, Or
| II Miller, CS Kasson, II Garratt,
| Albert Hart, Chas Selinger, Lenoir,
X Merkley, VIM Bassett, Frost,
C NJ Coglan, IN Ripley, Ben Billiard, Jr
II Burnham, Stevens, A Rhoads,
| G w Hancock, Carl Colby, JR Wilkinson,
| Henry Miller, Sam Gerson, Herzog,
| Fred Hebron, SIG Roseuthai, s SNix0u,
| Z II Mckee, r Williams, q D Almond
| II Burnett, Tebbe,s Frank Rider,
| J Heintz, G Woodruff, G c McMullen,
| F Russell, f r Hamilton f Robinson,
| w A Anderson, l. 1ozeI, L Devlin,
A Mitchell, Thos Scott, Isaiah Dunlap,
| ID Lindley, 0C jackson, sP Done,
| Percy Ross, W F Huntoon, - Bowman
Jas Felter, F Dassonyille, Garfield.
Jos Wiseman. II White, D Hamburger,
Vermiiya, II Hurd, l. Lithauer,
VIM B Davis, Win Davis o H Wing,
] Davis, h j Chambers, NJ II Spragce,
T B Mcfarland, W Wilson, Hi Denison,
ID Mason I'd Ryan, Ell Tryou,
Jas WyckoH, Herbert Taylor, stockton,
Ed Knox Medic, W Z Williams,
J Hauser, Nichols, Geo Locke, Jr
Geo Blue, l. Drew, ii A Kidder,
] NJ Kigarif, Daniel Flint, LW Mahoney,
John Harris, Hold Elired Miss Kate Cross,
Krehs. D ellis f VI Lsstch.
Job CantwsH Washinet ton; W. H Brown, Shiugle
Springs; John Near hrr, Washington; Warren
Comstock, Yolo; r. II. Newton, Woodland; Myron
Comstock, Yolo; Geo. Reuter-, Brighton; VIM.
Johnston, Richland J. J. orD, Brighton; d.
Mckay. Yolo; D. Entrican, Yolo; S. Bentley, lolo
j. Ii. Burnham, Folsom; Thos Pockman. Folsom ;
Dwight Holhster, Richlaud |. n hoas, Xolo; J.
Howell Co5umnes DR.. Obed Harvey, Gait; Josiah
Poole, Isleton; Jackson Brown, Yolo; Charles H..
Garontte Yolo
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REPUBLICAN, BARBECUE.

TIME COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS AND
4 members Of all sub committees will NEE,
at Golden Eagle Hotel Parlors, THIS Thursday,
MORNING, October 21st at $50 o'clock sharp
Badges will be distributed
GEORGE CADwALADER, Chairman
HARRY r. Snow, Secretary. o2l.It
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
A CALAMITY AT CINCINNATI.
Five Women Perish in the Flames Of a
Burning Factory.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST EY RAIL.
Further Reports in Regard to the Great
Storm in the Northwest.
THE INDIAN DIFFICULTY IN COLORADO.
Report that Victoria and His Apaches
Have Come to Grief.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Anarchy Reigning Supreme on the Al
bantam Border
Etc"................E ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Etc.
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Report that Victoria and His Apaches
Have Come to Grief.
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awe pledge ourselves anew to the constitutional
doctrines and traditions of the Democratic party,
as illustrated by the teachings and example of
long line OF Democratic statesmen and PATRIOTS
Democratic Platform, 1850.
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THE INDIAN DIFFICULTY IN COLORADO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.

Anarchy Reigning Supreme on the Al
bantam Border.
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PASSENGERS COMING WEST EY RAIL

Further Reports in Regard to the Great
Storm in the Northwest.
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DOMESTIC,
The Lake Michigan Disaster,

HOLLAND Mich, October 20th.-The mes
senger sent to the harbor has just returned,
having left the scene at II o'clock. Small
portions of the wreck keep coming in, but as
yet no more bodies. The sea is running heavy
and the wind is from the south, which would
drive bodies farther north if the wreck &C.
Cured as near here as expected. The last
boat of the Alpena has been found near Sau-
gatuck. Portions of the wreck are coming in
south and north of the harbor here. 1t is
rumored that Mr.. Lyons of Ventura, eight
miles north, has found bottle containing the
list of crew and passengers. Large numbers
of relatives of those lost have arrived, and
are searching the shore all the way from Sau-
gatuck to Grand Haven. The body identified
last night SIS Mrs. Bradley of Santa Fe, is now
claimed to be the body of an unknown
woman. The body is that of lady about 45
years of age; short, thick-set; has three gold
rings, and large ring with black stone and
white figure in the center, and pocket-boolz
containing S43-- Gases of boots and shoes are
coming ashore, which are supposed to be the
cargo Of some other vessel
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CALAMITY AT CINCINNATI

Five Women Perish in the Flames Of
Burning Factory.
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Railroad Collision.

occurred on the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad this morning at Jones sta
ton, nineteen miles north of Cincinnati re-
sulting in injuring fifteen persons. 1t was
caused by the regular passenger running into
the rear car of an accommodation as the lat
ter was switching. The injuries were from
scalding and bruises. The wounded were all
brought here