The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, October 20, 1875, Image 4
SMHjtf or NEW*. ?- ?1
IltMtflilerni frta Hone end Ahrond.
Owing to a violent gale on tfe&ifiuf ooaut,
the water has been fqroed npgjHbalvoston*
and the principal streets are Tpantfated to
a depth of severalgfeetj-and maoh property
has been destroyed.* Thirty workmen on the
breastwork in course of ooristrnoMcn by the
government, have been cat ott, and are probably
lost. The Santa Fe railroad bridge across
the bay has boon swept away, and the Ronston
railroad bridge under water:... .The
Popo held a oonsistoryjneeently and conferrod
upon Cardinal MoOloskey the ring, and gave
him titular charge of the Church of Banta
Maria Sopra-Miiierva.* - The Pope, after delivarinff
an t??
o ? ?ui tug wuuivorj', announced
the creation of "six new cardinals and
several archbishops and bishops The
Greek government has determined to encourage
the citizens to participate in the Centennial
exposition at Philadelphia Superintendent
Chapman, of the Insurance department
of Mew York, has cancolod the certificate
of authority of the City Insurance Company
of Providence, R. L, to tiansaot business
in his State The eighty-one-ton gun recently
completed at Woolwich, England, for
the iron-dad Inflexible was tested with a
charge of 250 pounds of powder and a 1,300pound
shot. The resnlt was not quite satisfactory
The Nebraska State Democratic
convention adopted a resolution in favor of
a sound currepoy, ooin or its equivalent; of
steps toward specie payments, and no stop
backward The two hundredth anniversary
of the Indian massacre at Deerfield, Mass.,
was celebrated by appropriate exercisee ......
A dispatch from Commodore Cooper, of the
Pensacola navy yard, states that the yellow
fever is epidemic at*Howell's station on Pensacola
bay, twenty-five miles above the navy
yard. The people have neither food, medicine
or attendance. They are crying for relief..../'
The secretary of the treasury has called in
$5,000,000 of the coupon bonds of June 30,
1864, as follows: Fifty dollars, ^Mo. 2,501 to
No. 3,300, both inohisive; $100, No. 1,001 to
No. 10,500, both inclusive; $500, No. 10,101 to
No. 15,300, both inclusive ; $1,000, No. 39,801
to No. 59,700j both inclusive.
Four boys out sailing on a Sunday afternoon
recently were drowfced by the upsetting of
their boat near the Number, k few miles west
of Toronto... .The storm at Oalvoeton, Texas,
swept away abont one hnndrtfl, looses and
other buildings, and destroyed mnch property
otherwise. The water several foot in
depth in some of the si; it* The railroad
tracks were greatly damaged. Twenty persons
are known tojiave perished. Numerous vessels
were wrecked. The storm extended along
the entire coast, and many marine disasters
are bding reported. Acoounts from New Mexi- <
co state that lunch damage has already boon
done to the wheat crop by. the wet weather,
and the fcown of Los Grace was nearly destroyed
by the busting of a waterspout
Daring the raised? storm twelve inches of snow i
fell in Quebeo, and mnch damage was done to i
fruit and ornamental trees Wm. Stone, i
aged nineteen years, while disputing with his
father in a machine shop at Newark, N. J., deliberately
drew a pistol and shot his father
n the face, inflicting a serious wound
A locomotive o( a coal brain on the Lehigh
Valley railroad exploded at Btoney Creek, Pa.
John Kerehner, engineer, John Dnpler, fireman,
and Benjainin Hoffman and H. W. Kolp
brakemen, all of,F?irview, were instantly
killed. George Owens, a brakeman, was in.
Jared The Anthony House aud an entire
blook of buildings in Little Rook, Ark,, were
destroyed by flrb,r'*ith a heavy loea The
steamer Emery City was burned to the water's
edge near Kingston, Tenn," The mail'was
saved and her pasdsngera uninjured. The
freight and boat art a"total loss. The cabin
caught fire from a stove in the engine room.
A snowstorm prevailed on Mount Washington,
N. H., Sept.. 17th, continuing all the
next day. No trains or stages went up or
down The "United States cotton crop this
year is 3,827,845 bales The insurrection.
in the Turkish coltmies still continues, and
much fighting with the loss of many lives
must result before affairs are settled.
The gale at uarvsston, drove ^he waters of
the Onlf over fbwentire ttlaud, inundating
the highest points to a depth of two feet, and
ruining gardens and fotuu^tionA Many buildings
were moved bodH^ info the thoroughfares.
The gale extended along the entire
coast, and created great bavoo with the shipping
of all clashes,IT.7.Ths"Servian newspapers
say thaS the government has received a
note from the Sublime PorU> uking if Turkey
may rely on the maintenance of Servian neutrality
Jocob Benjamin, a well-known
pawnbroker of Baltimore, died from erysipelaa,
which was produced by the use of heir dye....
It la expected that Russia will recognize Khan
Bade ae the successor of bis deposed father in
the Khanate, of Khokand, Asia, bat whether
recognition will be accompanied by the armed
occupation of Khokand is uncertain. At last
advices all was quiet Weeterrelt, one of
the alleged abductors of Charley Roes, baa
been oonvioted in Philadelphia of conspiracy
to kidnap, conspiring to extort money, mnd conspiring
to defraud the child of his liberty. Be
was acquitted of phe counts of kidnapping and
concealing the child. He took an appeal
James Garland, professor of mnsio at New
Brunswick, N. J., had so 01 treated his wifethat
she determined to lesve him, and waa
making her preparations to do so, when he
shot her three times with a revolver, Inflicting
serious wounds in her neck and head. Garland
U<?> ? I-1- ?J a?J " - *
*ivm? w mo luuui atuu UIOU U1TOO D LIU US 111*
to his own head and eat his throat and arm
with a penknife, breaking two blades. Noi
oontant yet, he oanght np a hammez and
tniol( himself on the head, crashing in the
nknli, and died in a few minates The
supreme ooart at Ban Franoiaco oonflrmed the
decision of a lower ooart sentencing ex-Harbor
Commissioner John Marks to seven years' imprisonment
for em^cesUng $66,000.
The New York Htate Homeopathic Society
celebrated the eeml-ennaal centennial of the
introduction of homeopathy into this country,
by appropriate exsfriM**, /. * As tbe telegraph
wires shoot Galveston have .bpen repaired
intelligence nemos thst the town of Indianola,
* on ftstagoida bey, Texas, s village of twelve
thousand inhabitants, was oompletsly in undated
and mostly destroyed by tbe reoent
storm. Tory few houses are left standing
? entire, esd the loss of life counts up to about
one hundred and fifty, the reeedtng waves distriboting
the bodies oroy s apsee of twenty
miles roifhiS of the SSved wars hunting np
the bodies of their relatives, sod as there
is little food to1 be had, their condition la very
pitiable. The people of Galveston sent rolief.
Information has Also been received that the
-wwft'tffmuigwfl* nag ran iwapt uregrsffil
the exception of two houses. At East Bay |
only five persons out of^ twonty-eight are |
knowu'-to haV$ boon saved The towu of
Skluria is also repotted to bo ^jjHt\away... .
diaries G. Fisher, assistant district-attorney
at Was b lug ton, has been arxestodXor abstracting
criminal records, and oohitnttMd to jail.
The records werb-vrecoverod.,..disease
like the epizootic appeared at Poughli'oepeio
and elsewhere in the State of New York
The Mechanics' bank of Montreal has suspended,
owing lo a heaty defalcation Tlio
cattle disease has broken out in ^Vilbraham,
Mass The Russian General KaufTman
1 oocupied Khokand without resistance. The
greater portion of the Russian troops ram aided
in the forti Sod camp outside.* All the Russian
prisoners have been delivered ovsr to General
Kauffmas, and the Khan has acoepted all the
conditions Of peace An editor of the
Qtrmania, an Ultramontane newspaper, has
been sentenced to five months' imprisonment
by the municipal court of Berlin for publishing
an offensive artiole.
Mayor Cobb, of Boston, anthorized tho
mayor of Galveston to draw (*i him for $5,0C0
in aid Of f.h A anffArnru K? vt
? ? v..u MJ *uo VJ ciuuc> HOW
Orleans sent $3,000 worth of clothing and provisions
The Spanish envoy to the Vatican
waa instructed that the Madrid government
will be Arm bat moderate. It will resjxjct roligion,
bat at the same time protect the rights
of the State. Jt is believed here thattho Vatican
will finally abate its pretensions The
emperor of Austria, in hie speech to the parliamentary
delegations, spoke hopefn ly of the
peace of Europe The Odd Fellows' Grand
Lodge held a session at Indianapolis, Ind. A
procession in tfioir honor contained ten thousand
Odd Fellows In regalia Sharkey, tho
murderer who escaped from tho Now York
tombs a year ago in woman's attire, and who
was ordered to lcate Cuba, attempted to escape
from the Kings ton steamer 'ft* she touched
at ports on the north coaetof Cuba, and was
brought back to Havana. ,.T~. Tho emperor of
Brazil has asked the Chamber of Deputies for
their sanction to his visiting Europe and tho
United States, to be absent a period of Eighteen
months ...... Henry Wilson writes a ietter to
inform his friends that he Will not > he a candidate
for governor of Massachusetts ...... Tho
town of Velaaoo, Texas, was slap swept away
during the cyclone, bat no lives wero lost.
\ ^ - '' j!-1'" * U *
The coal schooner Egan was rtm down and
sunk by the schooner E. R. Williams on Lake
Huron, and two of the crew wore^rowued.
A dispatch from Vienna states that Servia mid
Montenegro have notified tho powers of their
determination to remain neutral in the troubles
between Turkey and the northwestern provinces.
The Servian legislature, in reply to tho
speech to the throne, thus refers to tho' Herzegovinian
troubles: "Perpetual suffering has
at?? ? -
uuiuysuni uur m OLIirou lO IAK6 tip arms. OUT
hearts bleed for them." The Honduras ,
minister at London ia ^barged with conspiracy
in trying to defraud the iftitisli public iu regard
to Honduras bonds The baggage
and presents of the Prince of Wales have bCen
placed on board the ship of war Scrapie, ready
for Iudia, and Bhe will proceed to Ilriiiditi,
Italy, when the prince will embark. A
treaty of peace between the Colombian government
and the rebellious coast states had been
signed by the president of Colombia aud also
by the presidents of all the states lately in insurrection
'While Lester Sykes wae working
at a new well thirty-soven feet from
the surface, iu West Springfield, Mass., quick
sauds caused a caving in. A board cutbir.g
formed an aroh over Sykes saving him from
immediate death, and loaving a slight opening
for ventilation. An alarm was given aud fifty
men began the work of rescue. It was necessary
to dig a pit thirty feet in diameter to
avoid crushing in the balance of the earth and
so shutting off all sir. Relays worked steadily
for thirty-six hours before they came to Svkes
and he was tlx 'n dead. His voice was heard
twenty-four hours after biB burial....A young
lady of sixteen, named Langhlin, accompanied
a Mr. Schell and his wife on an excursion to
the woods near Bellefontaine, Ohio, and after
rambling about Mrs. fiohell being fatigued re-<
mained with the carriage while the oilier two
strolled off for rjild plums. After a time Bohell
returned, eayingthe young lady had strolled
off and left him. Search was made, resulting
in the finding of the body of Miss L&ughlin id
a nearly nude condition, with her throat cut
from ear to ear. The ground gave evidence of
a severe Htryggjp. ? aboil was arrested and
a bloody knife found ilk bis pocket ...Toe
statue of 8tonewair Jackson, presented to Virginia
by two English gentlemen, was received*
at Biohmond with much public ceremony .....
Of the three hundred houses standing in Indianola,
Texas, before the inundation, only
five are left. The loss of life at lndianolala
now put at one hundred and fifty, and one
hundred and fifty more were lost in small settlements
along the ooast, making three hundred
in alL Christian's Point was entirely
swept away by the atorm George Engelhardt
easily beat James O'Neil In the feiugloscoll
match between them at Saratoga, rowing
the three miles in 22.22%.
Hew they Learn.
The rapidity with which females adapt
themselves to the circumstances aud
fashionfe with which they are snrrouuded,
aud especially tho fashions, is simply
marvelous. One Monday a lady iu a
Western City, who employs several domeptics,
got a new.table girl, jnet arrived
in the city from rural districts?a brighteyed,
rosy-cheeked damsel who blushed
nrliAnMrai' A# ?
?- --?J V? ?IC uimv uiomiwrH OI
the household looked at her ; a girl
whose hair was combed smoothly book
from off her tanned forehead ; whose
dress had sleeves to it, came up to her'
throat and down to her feet. On Tuesday
her bair went up on to the top of her
head, and was coiled up over a?something
; on Wednesday she cut the sleeves
off her dress, turned it in at the throat,
pinned it back and humped it ont behind,
and could look all the men in the
house square in the face fpr half an hour
without the hne of modesty showing
through her ohalk complexion. Thursday
she completed her degradation by
cutting off all but an inoh or two of her
front hair.
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No one who has once tried Dobbins'
Electric Soap (made by Oragin A Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa.) fails to see its wonderful
economy. Ask your grocer to
get it, and give it a trial. *
Pnurr Oband Bxponrnos of tbe Tradesmen's
I Iuduetrial Institute. Pittsburgh. Pa., opens Oct.
7, doses Kov. 0. Address A. J. Nellie, President.
?Com,
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s"k:$wtTOT
airy Condition Potidmr* wlH oumt a -herse -if
any conjmon cough or oold, MiihiU&Jtfirv worst
cases may be cured In a few weeks ffiflAttW
thia from>*p*ffidi6<#-:-'Y??Et'n.~,
To liavo^appA -Waltli tlte diver -turmt
he kept in orieJ.- SsaarervlW Li^er Tnvigtjyatnr
baa beoome a staple family purely
vegetable?cathartic and tmyt^KfaJMerangeinenta
of liver, stomach ana bowels'. Will cU>ar
the complexion, cure aick headache, etc- Bee
advertisement? <?om.
There in no disease flesh is heir to
more troublesome to manage thau rheumatism.
It cornea when you leaat expect it, and
generally remains till it gets ready to go away.The
most conspicuous remedy for this complaint
is Johnson's AnodynS Liniment.?Com.
?? .
That iron is valuable as a medicine
baa long beou known, but it ia only since its
preparation in the particular form Qf Peruvian
Syrup that its full power over disease baa been
brought to light. Its effect in eases of jdia* |
popsia and debility is most salutary.?Com.
Ini|>ortoat to Travelers. :. '
Persona visiting New York or leaving by the
cars from Grand Central Depot, will save annoyance
and expense of carriage hire and baggage
expresaage by stopping at Grand Union
Hotel, opposite Grand Central Depot. Over 1
350 elegantly furnished rooms and ntted up at
a coat of $900,oOO. European plan. Guests
can live more lnxnriouBly for loss money at the
Grand Union that at any other first-class bouse
in New York. Stages and street cars pass the
doors for all parts of the city. Boo thift tlio
hotel you enter is the Grand Union Ilotel.?
Com.
CONSUMPTION Van BE CURED.
OCIIKfiCK'B rtrLMONIC SY*try,
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic.
Schenck's Mandrake Pii.lb,
Are the only medicines that will care Pulmonary Comsumption.
Frequently medicines that will stop a cough will occasion
the death of the patient; they lock up the llvor,
stop the clrctlla'ion of the blood, hemorrhage follows,
and, in fact. they clog the action of the very organs that
canscdthe cough.
1.1 vet Complaint and Dyspepsia sre the canses of twothirds
of the cases offiMhsmnption. Many persona complain
of a doll pain In the side, constipation, coated
iongu^pain in the slinulder-blade. feeling* of drowsiness
-am] restlessness, tan food I ring heavily on the
stomach, accompanied with acidity and belching up xjf
wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a disordered
condition of the stomach or a torpid liver.
Persons ad affected. If they take one or two heavy
colda, and if the cough in thegp cases bo saddenly
checked, will find the stomach nnd liver clogged, remaining
torpid and inactive, and almost before they are
aware the lungs are a mass of sores, and ulcerated, tho
result of which is death. ,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup Is an expectorant which
does not eon'aln opium or anything calculate-] to check
a cough sudden!''.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic dissolves the food-, mixes
witli the-gastric juices of the stomach, aids digestion,
and creates a ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, akin sallow, or the
symptoms otherwise of a bilious tendency, Schenck's
Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only by
J. U. Scbenck A Son,
- N. K. corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Phils.
And are for sale by all drnggiita and dealers.
The Markets,
NEW TORE.
Baef Oettl^-Prline to Extra Bullocks 10 9 13 V
Oomrhoa to Ck-od Texans...... 08V9 08V
Milch Oowg ...W 00 968 00
Hogs?T.ive. 08?
Dreuedia^o V 19?,!# <lu
Sheep IpV.I.U'.l.AltLr.i... 01*9 KS
Lambs A 05 Vi# 07 >5
Cotton?Mtddliiig,18K9 l8fc
Flour?Extra Wee^cra.....,,....... 8 60 9 6 Ski
State Extra,.k. 6 60 9 6 86 .
Wheat?Bed Western.ki..1 30 9 1 yl '
No. 3 Spring 1 26 9 1 38
jtye?State 91 9 90
Bnrliep?8tate..?.. ... .1 1 35 9 1 28
SoIA, ar.if < . ? -
J *,.... X 00 0 > *0
Oats?Mix d Western 60 0 61
Oon>- Mixed Wojtorn......... 7o>40 72)4
Hay. parovrt........................ 65 0 1 10
Straw, per cwt.; 86 0 00
llope ....*16*, 12016?old! 01 0 08
Pork?Mcsm 21 25 021 35.
Lard -.J..,.. 13M0 1>H
Flail?Mackerel No. 1, new 18 00 020 00
" No. 2, new 18 60 011 60
Dry Ood, por cwt............ 6 26 0 6 60
Herring, Scaled, per box.... 36 0 40
Petrolensa?Oracle .......07 007 Refined, 14
Wool?California Fleece 30 0 56
Texas " 20 0 84
Australian " 46 0 62
Batter?State 80 0 87
Western Dairy 28 0 30
Western Yellow 18 0 2<
Wee tern Ordinary 18 0 14
Pennsylvania Fine......... 26 0 28
Ohecae?Bute Factory...... C8,Vj0 12
" Skimmed...... 02 0 06
Western 08 0 11''
Rgg*?State 36 0 26
i' ' xtBxm.
Wheat 1 60 0 I 60
Rye?S'a-, e............ ...??. .'? *80* 0 734
Oom?Mixed..?.* .... ?.. 77 0 78 !
Barley? HUtc,.,.,.,......... J 10 i 1 10 i ?.
Oafs?Btote..?..2.1-r.....; 61 0 61
BTJVVA.LO,
Floor 6 00 0 9 76
Wb?t?No. 3 Spring 1 20 0 1 20
-lord?Mixed 64 0 ?4>i
Oata , 45 0 46.
Rye.?,.? ?. .,? ..Vt*?..1 W 0 1 MM:
Barley K .V 1 20 0 1 *25
/ BALTIMOaU
Cotton?Dow Middlings.........u. 'IS 0 I85j
Flour?Extra 8 75 0 8 76
Wheat?Red Western ..V...... I 80 0 180
Aye 75 0 81
Com?Yellow 78 0 78 *
Oata?Mixed.... 4S 0 46
Petroleum 06 >40 06';
PJtll. A DKLVHLA.
Flour?Pennsylvania Extra,......,.. 6.60 0 7.00
Wheat?Western Red 18650 1.86
Rye ..id...: 1.93: 0 .90
0o*n?Y4O0W 1 S .T1 v
Mixed *.69.0
Oats?Muitd :..... .48
...10' ?10J{ Ketttiad. .1?V
1 ??i te*?* *
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