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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06
From Olt l3gH Reporter.

MINCo JUNCTION, July 5.-When left
Wheeling, this morning, the general be-
lief was that the magnitude Of the disaster
which took place here last night, had been
greatly exaggerated; but have changed
my opinion. have no words in which to
describe the horrors of the scenes which I
have since witnessed, and while it is i'm
possible, at this writing, to tell the exact
number of lives lost, 1t can be safely as
serted that the number will be largely in
excess OF that anticipated, and may reach
fifty.
When arrived at Mingo Junction, which
is small scattered village, found the
depot surrounded by an immense crowd of
people some of whom had come to look for
missing friends, and others simply out of
the fascination which scenes OF hor-
ror have for all. As the train stopped
One Dead Body.
that Of {. T.. SpriggS, OF Hammondsyille
which had heeu recovered. was lifted into
the baggage car, and the whole crowded
surged and shifted in an attempt to get 4
glimpse OF the ghastly remains. All was
confusion. Nobody seemed to have any
authority, and there was no recognized
leader. and the large crowd which could
have zen employed in rescuing the vic
times from their watery gravee, stood around
and talked OF the horrors which none but
those who had passed through them could
appreciate. From the station down TO the
river. distance Of about halt mile, the
route was
Lined with People.
some returning and Others going to the
scene OF the disaster On the way, a couple
OF hundred yards from the river is farm
house, in the yard of which, laid out on
benches. with faces uncovered and eyes
staring hlindly and stCnily into the sun,
lay the bodies OF
Six More Victims
No one, at this time seemed to recognize
the unfortunates, and they lay there for
hours, while the crowds OF curious people
tiocked around and gratiiied their passion
for the horrible by gazing upon the
drenCked and liielesS forms
Shortly after arrived the Coroner. Mr..
shannon, who, with his assistants had been
at the river bank, came to the farm house,
and behind him, was borne in the rude but
kindly hands of his assistants, the body Of
AYOung Girl.
Evidently sh9 had been both young and
beautiful, and her attire was sadly disar
ranged and her blonde tresseS disleyeled,
showed that she had been gently moved
and tenderly cared for. But now the blue
eyes were wide open, tie lips parted, the
face CHASTITY and distorted. and her whole
appearance such as to cause the beholder to
turn away with a shudder. There were no
marks of violence visible. She had simply
rs many Others, been drowned.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
what She VIII Oct in the DtstAe,
haeciai Dsspaich 20 ths Reutfr.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Among the items
in the sundry Civil Appropriation Bill,
which will come up in the House -
soon as the Naval Appropriatioa
Bill is disposed Of, are the following
amounts, which are to b. expended
in the State Of West Virginia; For the
completion of the postofice and custoa
house at Charleston, for approaches, &C.,
$4,000.
For the establishment Of lights aud day
beacons on the Great X sna wha ri yer, $50 o..
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An Old Man s,rnck by Traiu.

MANSFIELD. July "A man named VI
lott, about seventy years OF age, was struck
by the engine II the Washington accom-
mediation Yesterday morning 'snd pretty
badly injured. His leg sas broken ani he
was hurt internally Mr.. Eilioti is some
what deaf aud did not hear the train ap'
preaching or heed those who warned him
of his danger. II is though he cannot re
cover. as the shock 10 his nervous system
is too much for one of his age.
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L,1posr, July 5.-A shooting alrrsy took

LATROsE, July 5.-A shooting ai'rsy took
place at Derry station yesterday. Two men
by the name Of Shafer aud NcGinnis quar-
relied, when shsfer drew a revolver and fired
at McGinnis. the ball passing close to his
head snd crashing through a window sha-
fer. when hc saw that the ball failed to take
effect. threw the pistol away aud went at
bis man with Il razDr and gave him an ugly
cash. They were then parted. Neither OF
them were arrested, although shaier will
probably be to-day.
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Two Men Shot.

PrTrssURsH, July 5.-During drunken
brswl in John Gatthorts saloon, in For
ward township, last night. Hugh Kelter
drew a revolver and shot two brothers
named Pritchard. Both men are still alive,
but the physicians say they will not sur
yive the night. After the shooting Keller
made his escape and has not yet been cap
N,,ra
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wanted 10 start a Hea, en.

BrrIEE. Pa. suly Winfield Howell, OF
Harrisvillc. this county, celebrated the
Fourth by getting on a big drunk He
then tried 10 kill his wife and children,
chasing them through the town with ra-
zor and revolver lie was caught before
he did much injury 10 them. and Is now In
iail. Harrisvilie was Wild with excitement
over the attempted deed.
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Tbe Freixht HandIer..

New YogK, July 5.--The freight handlers
on the Central Union road have issued an
appeal to all to aid the cause OF honest
labor. The appeal says: Raw immigrants
from European countries are brought hare
by pradrons aud Others, and these poor
creatures, unacqusinted with our language
or customs. are taken off the ships and put
TO work without being allowed TO converse
with anybody who would likely explain
the real situation OF affairs"
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DROWNED AND RECOVERED.

DAVID TOGO. weilsville. y.
STEWARD PIPES, WellsViIIe, o.
DAN THOMAS.
SALLIE KIDDY. welIsyIIIe. %.
JOS. CONNoR, wellsgilIe, o.
HARRY BEARDMOBE,
MRS. MOLLIE SHIELDS,
4. p. BURKE, East Liverpool.
JOHN BEARD, East Liverpool.
ED. DUFFY, steubenviIle.
ED. SMITH. SteRbenyiIle.
&. Z. SPRAGUE, HammontisyiiIe.
BELLE BRANNON,
LINCOLN BRADMORE,
HARRY DONNELLY.
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The Freighi.lIandIer

New NoRE, July 5.-The report that the
demand of the freight handlers has been
complied with, this morni2g. proved incor-
rect A number Of Germans have been
added TO the new force recently emplOyed
by the various railroad companies. and
freight is being handled with more rapidity.
The business, however, is still behind hand.
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Horrible Death.

EElg, PN.. July 5.-Wm. Miller, assistant
train dispatcher of the B. Il Z. X R., was
tCrushed to death this morning, byAthe cars.
Tie jumped upon a passing freishtattempt-
ell to reach the hand hold, hut this being
missed, fell back behind the cars and was
torn into fragments
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BlOotl ON the Naon

fLANTA, Ga, July 5.-CoL Lamar, edi-
the Macon Telegraph, has been ar
II on the suppOSition he vas about to
the State line with the intention OF
ting duel with Col. Howell. editor of
NonStitU ion.
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THE NEWS.

g,r Do;1y Peqister ,ciR Be mailed TO
.a,,cr, ont of to,cl for sirt5,!frs cents
:, month. address changed as often
Is desired.
Franco Leon Say says, will not have
s, ] import grain this year. This wiz
mock q big customer for our crops OH
be list.
N Indian cold mines are looking up on
b,e London market. A large, unex.
octod addition to the gold supply OF
,,o IroyId would solve good many
&inicultieS.
Tobp Bull is itching to so to war with
- c,-pt hut has so many irons in the
70 that he is not sure that he would not
spt the worst of it by the interference
Iii other nations.
Two Cincinnati lawyers who had ar
4 ranged for duel, compensation oig
drunk. This probably made them feel
worse than the effect Of a duel wouLo'sS
is conducted in these days.
II Is 30 hot i'm cities on the banks .of
,bs Mississippi that tthe steamboat cap
|tains have temporarily stopped lying
because the effor. i too much for them.
Those hair-raising yarns of theirs Will
keep till fall.
Kansas elects four Congressmen-at-
Large this year. The Republicans have
nominated S. b. Peters, B. w. Perkins,
lF. y. Morrill, and Lewis Hanback, for
the positions. All of them have held
State offices.
There may be a chance tor..SchlYler
kColhx to emerge from his o6seurlty
this fall. The Republicans are taking
down the galvanized cOrpses they
shelved long ago, and are trying to in
fuse life into them to aid in saving the
party again.
The New York Tribune thinks that
the colleges of the country are too law
! sish in their distribution of the titles OF
"D. D." and all. D. Possibly, but
there is no harm done. Titles don't
count for as much As they used to in the
United States.
General Garfield once said in Con-
gress concerning the system of political
assessments that it was shameful
fact. ." and that 'the practice affords
large so-called electioneering fund,
(which in many eases never gets beyond
1.-THE Shysters aud the mere camp-tollew-
'eY of the party"
II seems almost incredible, but the
United States cOnsulat Auckland in an
official report, states that S,3O0,OOO rab-
bit skins wesS exported from New Zea-
landfast year. But the strangest part
of the story is that twenty years ago
there was not a rabbit on the island eX-
cept two, which were owned by an
5English gentleman, from whom they
escaped to raise brood that now
amounts to Her SD,OO0,OOO,
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rseI.atest strike

Coxcoap. MAS, July 5-Threeiourths
l Of the conyicts in the State prison declare
| they will not work until the usul holiday
| recreation OF one hour is granted Ii was
| denied them on the Fourth The Shops ara
closed and sll the cell furaifare is demol'
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Two Drowned.

y CRY, MICH., July 5.-Yesterday AT.
oon Willie, aged sixteen, son of Alder
Daniel Campbell, and Mary Rose. aged
fn, daughter of John Rose, ship car
ter, both Of this city, were drowned in
kawkawlin River, short distance from
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Premature Explosion

fASsvnLE, IND, July 5.-By a prema.
explosion Of fire works at the salt
last night, three women we're seri-
i Injured, and others slightly. In all
r respects the celebration was = grand
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the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Candidates and Ne Probaeieittea.
htrcidi Diq,o,ch 10 fM RevsS~.
WASHINGTON, July A-Thsre are but
three of the would he District Attorneys In
town, to-day, namely: John W. Mssoa,
John A. Hutchinson and Geo. d. Caldwell.
The latter was at the capitol. to-day,
making himself solid with the senators In
case he Is nominated. The friends Of Cald-
well claim that he will he selected beosuss
they say Secretary Chandler is hot for hin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

France, Leon Say says, will not nave
u import grain this year. This wiz
Enock o big customer for our crops OIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

age II, wellsville, wore q black coat and
Light trousers. Total 26. These were all
that were reported missing up to an early
hour last evening. tits however probable
that there are a number more missing than
have not yet been reported,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06
Gambler Sentenced

LoUIs, July 5.-JohR Hanley. a gamb.
FhoSe bond has been forfeited. appsar.
court to-day and pleaded guilty to
Fng q gambling house. He was then
eneed 70 six months imprisonment in
|aiI ' -
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kfTINoEE, July 5-The Baltimore and
\ Company'S relief association has been
Pc also a savings bank and building as.
RtiOn. stability is guaranteed by the
bany, The association has paid for
#ft 4 10 members S29T. .5-~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

Indian cold mines are looking up Oh
H. London market. A large, unex-
racted addition to the gold supply OF
H. world would solve q good many
5ihicultieS.
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A Dang~r... Tnl.s % Pisy WhA.

LEWISTON, Me-, July 5.--Boys we're play
ing With powder at the house OF MIS-.
Knowles, this al0rnipg- On Hammond
street. Ma knosles and two sons, George
and Joseph, 5jehard Leighton and an un-
known lad xers injured. Physicians say
all five will probably die.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06
WHITE SULPHUR. :
Lsie Arrivals ai the ssssseGs - ths
HSas6. -

Lsis Arrivals at sbe sassssGs ~ sss
ssss6. -,
S,,sctai % ne ReotAsv.
WHITE suLrBrR SrHisGs, W. Va. July T.
Among the notsbles who have arrived In
the past few days, at this "saratogs Of The
South" may name G. r. Euntinstou,
President G. a o. railroad, Judge 0ilbert
and family, Of Brooklyn, Judge Phillips a
Washington City, Ez senator :. J. Rebis-
son and family, Columbia, y. C., Ma
Charles SordhoG, wife Of the distinguishes
author, and daughter, and ". H. Bslknsp
and family, Of Louisville, KY, Col. W. ",
Gordon and John B. Davis. Esq., Of Rich
mond, Judge simontOn andsfanily. Haris-
burg. Pa, Col. Jas. II. Skinner, Va, Oss.
Roger A. Pryor and family, Brooklyn. n.
Y: Mrs Tilghman and family. fhiisdsl-
phia Dr. A. g. DsndridgS and family. Cis.
cinnati, O.; Henry Williams ss6 fsnilvs
and DR.. I. y. Andnws and fsM1lys
OF Baltimore. M: Mn. J. -
Jones and family, Of Richmond; lea q.
Gibbs and family. n. 4. Dsisy and fsn1ly.
Charleston, y. c.; Ro~. T. Do witt TsJnaOs
and family, brooklyn; J. X. Eortss -
Mr.. and Ma Fullss. Boston, Aas.; Nh.
T. J. Owen, New Work
Oscar wilde 10 booked b. isetsrs dsrins
the season.
The cool vsvs xissek stsack ~ ceunlsy
last syenisg Will sssa psss s,ssy. ~
eyerything 80 the hssahful sn0ustaGaa
-sst - ll-lk "a t>~,~.~ ~ -. s>k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

'iss ny Hf.s sscosns Z I.
scription of one OF the best female phys.
cisns and nurses in the United etstss, snd
has been used for forty yeaf1 viii nsvet.
failing success by millions d methsfg fol
their children. Il relieves The child frun1
psin, cures dysentery and dis!lhooA Uip'
ing In the bcNlss and wind eolie ~ ~
inT health 70 the child II rpsts To ue)Ass
xyies s oent1 . be43let
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THE COLLISION.
Testimeny OF Eye witnesses.

Wilson Hubbard, first engineer OF the
Scioto, was at the boat and teadily gave his
version of the accident. He said he was at
his post when the Lomas first sounded her
whistle, and answered it promptly, and in-
sists he was backing his sengine when the Lo'
mas struck the boat that he had seen that ii
was impossible to pass, and was taking this
means to ward off the danger but hat from
bad steering, or some other cause, the Lo-
mas came down head on, and struck the
Scioto on the bow, crushing in the side like
~ waS manor
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Every mAa who does q criminal act
expects to escape the consequence
thereof: but 1t more frequently happens
than people think that, in the langnage
Of the ancient proverb, he comes at
last to be lstewed In his own gnyy."
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Shot Her Betrayer

W ORLEANS, July 5.-Ruth Ford, a
'dsome brunette, shot and killed Louis
ger, a former lover, who had betrayed
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The Dahl Register ,riR Be mailed TO
..aSSr, ont of to,nl for sirty.frs cents
+, month. address changed as often
Sy,es.rd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

There may be a chance tor!!Schnyler
AColhx to emerge from his obscurity
this fall. The Republicans are taking
down the galvanized cOrpses they
shelved long ago, and are trying to in
fuse life into them to aid in saving the
party again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06
THE WAVES

UVUkil I'LL UnIkO
The Fate Of the Unfortunate Pas
sengsrs on the Steam
or Seioto.
Full Particulars OF the Coils
ion and What Led
TO 1t.
Scenes and Incidents at the
River Side During the
Search.
Full and Complete List of the
Bodies Which Have Been
Recovered.
Names of Those Who are Still
Missing and Have Probably
Been Drowned.
Marrow Escapes --lnstances of He-
roism--The Noble BOatmen--
Graphing for the Dead.
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An Appeal for Aid.

Shortly after o'clock the following dis
patch was received, and in a few minutes
the steamer Welcome was on her way to
the scene OF the accident:
M1Seo JUNCTION, July 5.-EDIToR REGIS
IsrER: There is being no effort except
among friends to find bodies. There should
be some arrangement among boatmen to
bring boat or two here to help recover
the bodies from the wreck, and the friends
of the lost ask you to do what you can to
get boats to come here. At least ten to
twenty-five bodies are in the wreck, and
cannot be got at except with much help.
r. II. TURNER.
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Ir you are deaf, ears run. and have
catarih. take PrarsA i have tried IL G.
u. WILEY Houghtou, Pa
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Kansas elects four COngressmen-at-
large this year. The Republicans have
nominated s. b. Peters, B. w. Perkins,
lF. y. Morrill, and Lewis Hanback, for
the positions. All of them have held
State offices.
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THE DEAD AND MISSING.
The List at Two O'Clock.

0pcCtAt AsepeaeIfs W "'S @sNS~N''
MNeo JUNCTION, o., July 5.-The bodies
of the following persons have been recov'
cred: c. E. Sprague, OF Hammondsville,
Miss Bell Bradon, David Fago, Sarah kiddy,
Stewart Pipes, Edward Smith and Joe Con-
ner, of Wellsville; Miss Mollie Shields, E,
P. Burke and r. E. Beardmore, of East
Liverpool; and Ed. Thomas, son Of Capt.
Thomas, of the Scioto.
The Missing.
Fhe names OF those known to be missing
are: VIM. Booth, John Prosser, Charles
Davidson, Lewis Harper, Charley Leith,
Charles swearangen, Jno. Stevenson.
There are also about twenty-five missing.
The missing will consist of parties taking
the boat between East Liverpool and
Wheeling, and it is said few from Wheel
ing took the boat up.
TIE bodies of fifteen to twenty-five will
likely be found on the Scioto as soon as the
boat is raised. Bodies are being found very
fast around and about the wreck.
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A Narrow Escape.

When the boat sank, which was three
quarters o. a minute after she was struck,
he Jumped into boat, but it vas so over
loaded that it was swamped, and all were
thrown into the river. He was afterwards
picked up and landed without further
damage
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Lined with People.

some returning and Others going to the
scene OF the disaster. On the way, couple
OF hundred yards from the river is farm
house, in the yard of which, laid out on
benches, with faces uncovered and eyes
staring hlindly and stonily into the sun,
lay the hOiics of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

Two Cincinnati lawyers who had ar
ranged for a duel, compromisedon a big
drunk. This probably made them feel
worse than the effect Of a duel would'aS
is conducted in these days.
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The General Drift

OF all the testimony obtainable here, was
that the I.omas was to blame for the colli-
sion; but at the same time it is undoubtedly
true that the Scioto was overloaded. Many
persons who had been in the boat informed
me that it frequently dipped water, and
that the officers were continually moving
the passengers about in order to
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Keepthe Boat balanced.

As near as can be ascertained there were
nearly, if not quite 500 people on board,
and even the lower deck was crowded, so
that when the waves swept over it, many
were washed out into the river and sank at
once.
1t is said, in further explanation Of the
disaster, that the tiller ropes Of the Scioto
had been broken, and hastily patched up,
and that it was probable that this was the
reason she did not reply more promptly to
her helm. My own opinion is, that had the
boat not been 50
OatrageOusly OScrl Oaded
there would have been no accident, as from
the best testimony obtainsble, there was
plenty Of time after the whistle was sounded
for the boats to have passed safely.
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8. LoHDoH, - ~ - \. .. =.
W stahsst y - ~ ysAe
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s.,..s = st; s:::.s.ss ss'4

81. Psrxaasxss, Jsiy A.--fhe Ore vtleh
Destroyed the 0pesA u one u die ~.
broke Out daying the Hnforns1ce, b0fG.
tsnately No one vss 6Iisd esyes11 paDeas
wefe injured, hoseass. an1 lbegS weD
:sss.;, :sss.s ::ai's .a ..Ss .:: 's. @ s:i::iy ::
stroysd.
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1ssssaiasss -, Cso0soss De0esss~s
LeSpos, Jay s,-sSseial tslaDnns he0
AlsxandhG repssssnf ths afnstsee -
stninsd Hiat . coliisios = qnevsi1see
rhs hosx.llfss srs sxpsels1 - esaAesee
to.nofhox. ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

The New York Tribune thinks that
the colleges of the country are too law
ish in their distribution of the titles OF
oD. D." and all. D." Possibly, but
there is no harm done. Titles don't
count for as much as they used to in the
Iniira States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

z EJobp Bull is itching to SO to war with
cvpt but has so many irons III the
re- that he is not sure that he would not
ri the worst of it by the interference
CfotLer nati9nS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-06

It is so hot in cities on the banks .oi
,be mississippi thStrhe steamboat cap
|tains have temporarily stopped lying
because the effor. i too much for them.
Those hair-raising yarns of theirs will
keep till fall.
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WANTS.

"oRsE-on yesterday, at the Woodland Dairy
i'll Owner can have same by proving pr0Rei'S
and having charges e. i. pleasant :.
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A Lovely May.Day in New Orleans.

On Tuesday always Tuesday,, May 9th,
the I44th Grand Distribution OF the Louis
lana State Lottery occurred. Generals u.
T. Beauregard, of Louisiana, and Jubal A.
Early, of Virginia, had, as usual, the entire
charge. The turning Of fortunes wheel
spilled out promiscuously $1,000. Here
after the monthly distribution will be $685.
500, on an enlarged scheme, with tickets at
s5-the relative value of the 81 to the prizes
being undistur6ed, and ffths sold with a
capital prize of $4,000. The frat capital
prize, $4,000, was drawn by ticket No.
19, 1O2, held by John Weger, the postmaster
at Kasota, MINI. The second capital, 10000,
was drawn by No. 94,6SS, held by Charles
Nelson. corner Sixteenth street and avenue
NJ, Galveston, Tex. The third capital, $1,000,
was sold in halves to ticket No. 1850. The
two (2) fourth capital prizes OF S25O0 each
were drawn by No. S4,726 and No. 1882.
The next drawing, with scheme more than
doubly enlarged, takes place on Tuesday
always Tuesday,, July 11Ih; and for further
information, apply to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orlaana