St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 1

rrn A BI Hi ST. LOUIS DISPATCH, DAILT. Mr r.r. i TBI-WSKKLT. PnMei My, Tri-Weeily anil Weeily BY THE ST.

IX) IS msPATCII COMPANY, No. 303 Fifth Stkbit. RBn.copiet, per sn. of PIT? OaM of 4u on ciMof tWAlX ComfcanJcatloni rii'ould be ViidVed vol. xm.

THUKSDAY EVENING, JUNE 4. 1874. NO 153. 8T. 1MVIS DISPATCH CO.

LOTTERIES. CmNAAfAISSWAl CHICAGO. THE VERY LATEST. Amusements To-Night. Georjria Minstrels TUeatre t'oiuiuue Entertainment fctaelilln's (iardeD Concert JSehnaider's C.arden C'oueert Our Special Dkpatshss Wm M.

MANXIXG. W. W. ANFOKD. It.

J. CAMPBELL'fJ had escaped from New Caledonia were in the city. Although the celebrated French leader and his friends could not be legally "extradited" under American laws, yet Rochefort the better part of valor." Hence be remained in San Francisco as short a time as possible, and kept very quiet, fearing that he might be kidnapped by sailors belonging to the frigate. Rochefort was happy, said the San Francisco citizen, when Utah was reached. Dlrldtnda In the Samaritan Business, From the Chicago Times.

"Why is it that the scene of those delightful "stories" of real life is invariably located far away. They are always laid at a safe distance, on this continent either in California Florida. It's California this time. His name was Osborn, and in '50 he arrived at the mines, friendless and farthingless. A more fortunate adventurer, learning of his sad plight, went to his sick bed, watched and tended him through weary months, and when he was able to leave his bed of sickness gave him $250 to bear his expenses and to procure tools, saying, "If you ever get able you may pay me back, but do not worry yourself and injure vour health in trying to make the money too quicklv." A year and a half after, Osborn sent this Samaritan 1,259, with a note saying, "ITi pay interest on Years after, having in the mean tune amassed a fortune, he met the Samaritan San Francisco, was overjoyed to see him, and insisted on his taking a sealed package, which he was not to open until at a safe distance.

Said package contained a deed for one-sixth of a rich silver mine, which said Samaritan sold for is0.000. However, what as that o.0uo to the good Samaritan compared with the calm consciousness dwelling his breast, of friendly duty d.me. HEW GOODS! UTEST STYLES! HI PRICES Persons wishing to match Brokers Sets ot Dinner or Chamber Ware can do so by bringing us samples of the ware. MANNING 501 and 503 X. Fourth, Corner of St.

Charles street. PAPER M1CII1CS, IVIIIDOWSHADPS, CURTAIN GOODS A Full and Complete Stock, containing all the LAT55ST STYLES. Work done promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed. Prices the very LOWEST. WnOIiGSAIjX2 ANX RBTa.XXjI K.

M. THE MTflHELI. notes Vlvca real lii.ll) kiamtJiniAI ir A. I. 1S71.

the hours of ten ovi. Have Removed to tne Aew aiores, 417 North Fifth and 510 St. Charles Streets, Where they have on sale the largest stock of elegant Furniture iu the city. With their superior manufacturing facilities, they are prepared to sell Furniture at prices below competition. CLOSE BUYERS WILL CALL AND EXAMINE STOCK.

aifrorth Fourth Street. A in saiil dwJ Erriiiil tt Hip I a'rti're ot iu.n the estnte liereiubelore descrilittl: wheres? ot saiil nou s. are now ad rt-niain iiiii.ij-nl at tlie rtnst of the leal owner and holder of notes, and iu lmrs.ian. ol the terms ol Mid MISCELL.ANHOUS. WM.

C. MARSHALL. SHEPARD BARCLAYI MAUSIf ALL BARCLAY, Attorneys at ILow 511 OLIVE STREET. ST. LOUI MAirtTF A.CIVRES3 OF SEWER AND DRAIN PIPES, HUGH M.

THOMPSON 4v 0ITICE: Coortiiouse. FOR IlENT. THE STORE. 501, 503 and 505 North Main CiORNF.II PRESKNT K'(T'PIEI BV R. B.

Whltteiuore AUo. Possession giveu July 1st. Forteruis, apply in the Iiuil.iinir t- R. B. UiirTEMOftE.

FOR RENT. THAT ELEGANT STONE FRONT HOUSE, No. 303 North Fourth street, now occupied by Haj 3, (jilibor.s A Co. Possession uiyeu 1st July or lot Auirust next, as desired. Anply to KERN AN PATTERSON, Real AxenU, No.

784 Oliye street. Alexander's Drug Store S. E. Cor. Fourth Market Sts.

IIUKK MEDICINES AN CHEMICALS, FANCY Toilet Articles, rrfumerv. Brushes, Combs, Mionk-p. Trussta. Klasllc Stock intra. Wines arwft l.iiuorsfor m- iticinal us-1; Hetiiesiia, Congress aul otlrtr Mineral Waters.

I'rescr I ptiODS carefully coat- pounded at ail hours by competent nipeini Apoiiif'carui's. M. W. ALEXANDER. II.

TUOnXTON'S- LIVERY STABLE AT THE OLD STAND. "Walnut: t-ti-eet, Between Third and Fourth eta. AlITHI'lf Itiwitirrr i tools. May 25, 1S71. (RUSTEE'S SALE WHEREAS, KMORT i- as trustee Tor I- obler, uta and Jessie E.

Foster sctimr for liy dceii of trust tinted Anrill. lST.t.reeiir-le.l tin. rder office of Cliariton county. State of Mla-1. in buok H.

4S1 uiu to tlie uiiilerstKue-1 trustee tlie owlne desciitied tract of land in cliariton Missouri contalnini; ulnetv-flye Seetlou 9, Township -K. Katnte ft West, couiuieo-ie at the southeast corner of oue Sboter'a land, uiied by liiiu of William E. Molierly wife by deed dated February and recorded In the order of Charlton conntv. In licok W. paite 517: kce west to the southwest corner ot sat-1 s.h oliter a aouiiiwaraiytoilieA.

of land liy K. Motierlv tr Al.hort in iwest oaarter of said sectlsn thenco ly to the east line of tlie southwest nuarter of section o0, and thence nortlnvardli the nlace of t.ejimit. portion of land aeaulre.1 liv hm of W. and wife hv EXCELSIOR Ll BURGLAR PROOF SAFES! Purchasers direct from Factory will save a large percentage. Bank Safes and Vaults specialty GEORGE HENDERSON, Practical Plumber, 1121 OLIVE STREET.

All Orders promptly attended to, and Work mada Satisfactory, botSi as to Prices and Workmanship. -a. R. HENDERSON havlmr been appointed Jjll. Bnwrlntendeut of the plomblnR ot the ne LlndeilHotol.ca be mbu(thelar.

touuil at tne hoa txUldlaa Mo, State Ijottory. OFFICIAL DRAWING, fornliag, EXTRA CLASS 263- Jane 4, 1S7. 17, 1, 25, 27. 35, 31, lfi, 6, 14. 2fl.

(For report of Evening Drawing, tee mordni papers.) SEAJJiD CIROHXARb Sent bvAddrMSinC MURRAY, MILLER A P. O. Box 244ft. 8t. Loots.

REAL ESTATE. THE PKINCIPAL rending Public Sales OF REAL ESTATE. Tersons who desire purchase Keal Estate in fct. Louis this season are referred to the following, as covering largest eremptory auction sale3iiow advertised: '1 YHTAltH EST ATK EIGHTY TT T.O'ltf Mc( luifc avtM.ue and Olive street, n-ar the l-OMiesiead: lots each teet trout; dptl from to IVi lei thev lie onl-v a list wet Oraivi avem. bale on the premises JI NE 10th, el.k p.

ni. Cuiupany asdeui'jie at horaefctt ad. McClure avenue. The usual tvrnis of cash vi credit pa yments. The atnti are dltiboiiB Mcpherson.

N. K. corner Fourth and oi.Vf. aiid l'aidn A US Cuestimt street. Mthf grapht-d plats may he Lad ai i.her of the i nice.

THE TR'T SALE V.Y (HDKltdP CI Hi 'VI i VIM "IM HI 'NUKED AM FIFTY -i t'te I Arsenal ou iHcaonih side. and miming rom caroiiut-i i to the rier. Lots lVet front, depth fuel. Borders the re at thorouiflifan and tha havy nuf.ir-tuih a tiisti it-1 in the hiart of the riratward. bate Thursday dun1 11.

at t-ast front door of the Oourt at 3 clock p. m. Tuu usuai tTiti of cash i cr dit ttayrnn.ta. John sells es cominis ut af point hy the Circuit court, last Api il term. His is Walnut sirnet.

IW has ated itli him the tinn v. 1'apin Cifathiit EUhoraphed plataof properly ibay he had at eEherotlict-. VMON ATION AL HANK Vlt nEICTY Tlelni? tld in li'fiida i of a3iirs. bah- at ancii'tn, nnrr rved, dunt: l-ith, to-v. Il 75 il feet.

'ast sie'e I inh. sjuia of Mitrket street. le on o'clock a. 75 bv h4 feet s-outh side tbt5taitt ii and O-'irison. sa on prmi es -i oVUck p.

.5 part of lot 5 Coop tract, near Jnsam- Asylum, frtcinur ol-i niiCiitst -r rad, pule ei Court steis 4 i o'clock p. Terats J-. cash, a la nee 1 and 2 ye rs wtth per cent. 1mere-t. Tne a' lits are S.

V. Fapiii liro CbAatirat. THE MOTAltU TH ACT. lots onCh'uVai avenue and the adjaoent, wesi of rand avenue Eat it of Win. M.

n. decease! sold by order of xi cutors Tu day .1 in1 l-i. on the prMii-ii s. aril Letfitiuiii'f Cock a. ni.

Lois run frm MJ feet in depth. Terms of sale onlv in era and 4 respectively in 1, 2 and -i years, deferred henii- a percent, interea. The agents are iiil lons Slcl'ht-rson, corner Fourth and Olive, and 3. V. Iiwn A -i IS s.t'et.

Li thosra idled of the subdivis may be had at ILLINOIS AND ST. LOUIS BRIDGE COMPANY. St. Louis, June 3, 1S74 AND AFIEK TU-MOUllOW (THUBSDAV), June lib, the Bridge wi'l be opened lor "Wag-on Ti-alTlc. OF TOLL, until otherwise ord.rcd, will be a.

foHon For vehicle of any Lint, loaded or empty ten (10) cents For every auluia'. attached toil ten (1) cents Fur horse aud rider ten (10) cents Forearli headof catUe or ajules.ten (li) cents For tarh ho or sheep 2. cents is persons. IncludiiiK driver, will be allowed to ri le ou vehicles paving toll: all over that nuaaher will be cba--'ed five cents each. ir omnibuses carrying special rates ade by application to this office.

The public are repeated to Bl TICKETS BE- r.STEEINti ON THE RHIDUE. Foot passenger tolls remain tlie same is beretof jre announced, to-wit: Fur one trip across 5 cents Teuty-five tis-Ket, for 1 rroiiiei.a'ie tickets 'j cents To pruent Imposition, the publie are re'iuested to buy tickets at the ticket otlices cf the ompany, or frniii its oflRcers. VINES, WINES! T'HE BBuTviuRrvu SPFDLIKG. CAtawb.v TAVLOK BVLLITT and Two-Year Old UONCOUD bytl.e srallon, Ix-ttie or glass. Concord.

90c per 'atawha. 1 3." pr itallon. JOHN BENDER, 507 Morean street. INSURANCE. Firs Risks at Lowes: Current Rates.

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY. Of St. Louis. mce 323 North Third icreet.l CASH CAFITAL. A MX SUKPLU9.

$205,000. JOSEPH BOGY PRESIDENT. JOHKB. McDOWKLI. Secreurr MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE.

Missouri State Mutual Fire Marine Insurance ot St. Louis. Directors. J. S.

McCune, 8. M. B. W. Alexander.

Jf. Wyuiau, n. o. turner, c. a.

trrwlty. Jas. Smltta. A.aolpaus Meier, -i. K.

Kaime. a. 3i. rres B. Sec'y.

Office. ExciiaiiKe Bank Bulldlnc. west sideo Third betweu Olive aud Locust streets. Hwks Ufcen only in tne city ana eountT of m. FINANCIAL.

TO LOAN. rinril AT per cent- -XI, W0, on city and County real estate security. dOM UUI IV, 30S Olive St. MONEY TO LOAN, IV FCMS TO SUIT, on real estate in this cltv and county. CAVENDEK 4 RoVV'SK, ou vnive MONEY TO LOAN.

TtrEKAVEON HANI) a larze amount of money lo toau on city or county property or conimer- cialpaver. EDWAKDS, MA1 THEWS A Olive street. MONEY TO LOAN Ons! ST. LOUIS REAL ESTATE, IS SUMS TO suit. tttUNAKU J.

KKLL.L, a 421 Chestnut street. MONEY TO LOAN A LOWEST ItATE OF TNTEIJEST. ON ST. uis Citv aud County ur- pert. J.

W. bl THERLANI). Fifth street MONEY TO LOAN. I have Eastern funds to loan on real estate security this city. In sums of and over, at lowest a us.

1.1N. FAKRAR, 417 Pine street. MONEY TO LOAN. 00 AT 10 PER CENT, 5 YEARS. t7.5tX 00 at 9 percent.

3 to 5 years. 00 at 8 per cent 5 years. I (0 at 10 per cent. years. City real estate security, Wy tlAV 4 SIOTSWOOI).

Southeast comer Siath and Pine sireets. ASA W. SMITH Homl and Stock Brokers, 203 N. Third Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.

Iealers in all Western Slunici pal and County Securitieg. BANKINU HOUSES OF Bartholow, Lewis Co. 17 N. Third opp. Port Office.

CHARTERED CAPITAL, DIRSCTOUa. WlUlani J. Lnwta. W. H.iW-'.- r.

laca, Jackson T5fO. Meir 52: L-is. Cirloss.iey Jo. M. EdKerton.

Frana T. Lwenart. rwi a general Banking bnalnesa, aeU eachamre on onrciiase sterlln exchange at 1 hujiiest martet ratf-a, undertake Oie ncotiatioa MmedVpoaltaaiMltoserlor bank accoanu, ud sue 1 urtaof tliii Union. Canada aad In rot. TH.

J. BAHTHOLOW, Preatdent WM J. LEWIS'. Vic PreatdeLt. The Railroad Strikers Left Out in the Cold- Trouble Among the Coal Braidivootl.

Miners at (Special to tli St. Louis DUpatoh.) Chicago, 111., June 4. -The strike of the brakemen, principally those attached to the freight trains, continues on the Chicago and Alton railroad. The places of the strikers, however, are being rapidly filled, and the new men submit to the reduction of five aud ten do'dirs a mouth making the wages $40 and Thus far there has been no delay in trains and the liuil time in freights favors the company. A committee of coal miners representing the strikers at Uraidwood are in the city, and to-day called at the office of President Walker of the Chicago, Buriingtou and uincy railroad to try atid induce him not to insist ou a reduction of their wages.

They represent about sixteen hundred men who have quit work. Walker is tut of the city aud hence the misidon is fruitless. liKIGUT ON TEMPKICANC'i: He I'evelnpeii h's Views to the Friend of Temperance He Favors Moderation. Nfw Yokk, June 4. Ata recent meeting of the friends of temperance in London, John made a speech in which lie said the friends asked for things to be done at parliament which they know aud aii know, at the present lime, ith the preseutstatcof public opinion, were impossible to be done, and if parliament were to pass laws as those proposed by many ot the friends of temperance legislation, that the cry next week they would have to repeal them, anil the whole city of London would be in riot, revolt aud insurrection.

Against public opinion parliament could have no more pwer than the meanest citizen. He believed it would never be touched unless thoughtful, serious men, beginning with the ministers of the Gospel, and all tho-e ho went to places of woiship for other re-ons than fashion. The question of intemperance is one of the great evils they have to overcome. He had come to the opinion that unless the religious portions of the country would take up this nucstion, there was no hope for it whatever. At present, according to custom, wines must be ou our tables to ornament them, and from the staple of conversion he iliilhti had uot bought any wine or spirituous liquors whatever siuee lsi), when he took to housekeeping.

It had cost him seme inconvenience and trouble but he had had no cession to regret the step he had taken. He believed it would be an advantage which no words in our language would be at all adequate to describe. CRIMINAL The anil Itetentiou of Aoied Scoundrels On the Trail of Others. N'rAV Oki.kans, June 4. A Galveston special from says the chief of police has found Joseph I.

leiaio. alias James alias American Joe alia- Kl Chino. who is supposed to have been the leader of the eal niuruerers. Iielavio was sergeant in an Iowa regiment during the war, but later beiongi 'l to the Tenth infantry from which he dt -cried. Chief of Police Carson found Iklaovi in Matamoras, and is held for recognition with the other eouiined murderer-.

Placet and A-hmore. who await requisitions on the way from Kansas. Lieut. uiiUi aud Special Police Otheer Lnkin went from here on the lth of May with an escort of Mexican i al to arrest and overtake Hamilton, the Jersey City defaulter. They went to San Lul-2 Potosi, following "Hamilton's trail which they struck at San Kerraudo.

At San Luis they were only twelve hours behind Hamilton, but were informed by the district judge that if they attempted to 3rrest Hamilton without the approval of the warrant by the Govei nor of the State, they would be arrested themselves. This warrant he stated nnist explain crime, and Gov. Canallo of Tam-auiipas should make requisitions oa the other governors ollicers. They met many Americans traveling in Mexico. They beard of one who they learned on their return answered the description of Wm.

II. Goddard, who stole worth of I'nion Pacific railroad bonds from Birdseye, Cloyd P.ayliss' attorney in New York last year. The judge afterwards agreed that if the would pay certain amounts he would have Hamilton arrested. They could cot comply, and therefore returned. It is said that Hamilton was protected for some days by General Continea, who though not now in ollit has almost unbounded iu-ilucuce iu Matamors.

kdinisukg. The Ouestton of Precedence Settled at Last. Nkw Yokk, June 4. A London letter sas the Iuehtss of Kdiuburg's position at court has lcen settled. She is to be her Loyal Imperial, (or Imperial Koyal Highness, and is to rank next to the Princess of Wales, except when the crown Princess of Pru-sia happms to isit Ilngland.

The rule has hitherto been that the daughter of the sover-e'gn tool; precedence over the wives of the -oils, except in case of the Princess of Walts. The Duchess of Kdinburg, however, is not only royai by marriage but imperial by birth, and it is on this ground that a higher place has been assigned her. In Lussia she was, after her mother. who is an invalid aud lives in retirement, the tirst lady in the laud, and raised high above all nobility. Here she is only one among many princes-es, ami has apparently few striking qualities of her own to win commanding position.

The is deficient in dignity and style, and her sex are erne! enough to say she does uot know how to dress. However, in some other way she mav strike out for herself. CUBA. a t-lvate T.f-tter l.lvfH Im -a nt Kacts rot Heretofore Platte Btiiown. NKW lor.K, June 4.

Ihe following is an extract from a private letter from Havana, received by a prominent Cubau, and bearing date May 2S Ravunie has been in possession of Cubau forces since the 20th inst. Iu the neighbor hood of Cienfueoos a light took place, wheu Col. Santilos, in a charge of Spanish forces was killed, and his column cut to pieces The Cuban forces are at the gates of Manz-v nello. and will probably soon attack that piace. The Spaniards in Havana are much depressed, but angered against Concha, an say he is making money out of the Llani's misfortunes, but add that he shall not leave the place alive.

POLICK INVESTIGATION. A I'olice Ollicer Charged With Uoiibiair Jeweler In lirooklyn. Nkw June 4. The Police Com missioners are now investigating the charge contaim in an auonyinous letter, that an officer of the Kighth precinct was the person who stole if4 4, (KM) worth of diamonds from a Jeweler iu Utooklyn iu HCii. The ollicer, the letter states was at tlie time known as "Dau, the snatcber." He remains on duty.

Pending the investigation, the jeweler picked out the acused from a batch of sixteen ollicers, us oue looking like the inan who robbed him. WASHINGTON. Plain Talk from Judge shire. Wil- IVIoi'toTi'w New Party, (special to the St. Louis Dispatch.) Washington-, June 4.

Bristow, the new-Treasurer, has not yet taken hold of his duties, although from the generally favorable comments made by the newspapers at large, his appointment aud confirmation give general satisfaction. Poland iu getting his supplies "ready for his Arkansas trip. The investigating committee ill probably leave next Monday to see what they can do in the way of turning Arkausas over to the tender mercy of Brooks, Clayton, Horsey, and Poker Jack McCTurc. Wilshire put the case strongly to Grant the other day, however, when he said to him "Mr. President: Congress may find a pretext to remand Arkansas back into the terrible condition flora which it has just been rescued, but lit me say to you, as a Xortheru man and a Republican, that the party aul the country cannot aii'ord to let ailairs continue longer in the South like they have continued, since the war closed.

The erudition of Louisiana and South Carolina to-day i- doing more to break down the Republican party and destroy respect and allegiance to it ia th minds of the masses of the Northern people than everything else combined. Is it sensible, therefore, in the case of my State, t3 support Clayton, Horsey, and a few corrupt and men, and lose in other states the support and respect of thousands upon thousands of true and patriotic followers iu other portions of the couu-try': It is time to call a halt in this reconstruction busiuess. The people will uot and should not support a party that permits one portion of the body politic to be strong and healthy, and the oilier a hideous ulctr. taiutiug aud poisoning the whole air. We expect you to stand by" us.

Mr. President, iu this second battle we iutend to make for juti and local It is said that Grant endorsed every word Wilshire spoke, and was outspoken iu his condemnation of the whole scheme. CVKRKNCY. The currency question still remains open. There ha- becu no conference a yet between the committees of the two Houses, aud there ill uot be for several days.

The one stroug point of antagonism the retirement of new part Morton, Logan and a few other prominent Republican are upon the skeleton of a new party. Morton is the prime mover aud leader. He hopes to get tlesh on his subject in time for the fall elections. To a large extent the party will be a sectional one. It will seek to plaee prominently before the people tho-e issues in whiih the West is the most vitally interested.

One of the planks in its plat form will be a currency plank, and another a resolution endorsing local self-governmem. The Message of the Jov ernor He Uisousse the Temperance Ouestlon iu a llolii and Fearless Manner. Concord, June 1. Governor Weston was inaugurated to-day. I a his message whirh lie read to the Legislature, the (Governor disoussn- at some length the subject of temperance.

He intimates his belief that entire prohibition is against public sentiment, and he favor a per-mis-ion or license law of some form, which he says to be effective, must be iu harmony with public sentiment. Rut this principle has in a great degree been overlooked or di-re-garded in our legislation on the subject of temperance, and the result has been, and is that, for want of proper ral support from the public generally, the laws cannot be or wiil uot be enforced, whichever of these may be the fa the practical result is the same. Tie total receipts from the State tax or other sources during the past year was 87 and the expenditures I ,41 the excess being represented by cash on baud and by the redemption of the State debt. SPAIN. A Reported Itefeat of the Carllsts.

June 4 Gen. Salamanca, com manding the IU publicans at San Yinc-ento, r.niftrtj 11 flliO I Itsckp.l him rps- teruav, anti were repuiseu un a iws tii killed and wounded. His own losses were 0') killed and wounded. The Carlists have occupied Rosas. Sen or llascon is to be appointed minister to one of the South American Republics, but not to Washington, as stated yesterday.

Probabilities. Washington, June 4. r'or the Liwer Lake region partly cloudy weather, variable winds shifting to southerly, rising temperature and sliuht change ia barometer. For Tennessee aud Ohio valleys, clear or trtiy e'oudv weather, southeast to southwest winds, rising temperature in interior and slicbt chanson the barometer. Tor Upper Lake region and Northwest, partly eloudv weather aud local rains near L-ike Superior, iu MinnL-sota and Upper Mississip-ut Valley, easterly or southerly wind- during day except in Minnissota; stationary or riinc; tempature and falling barometer in upper Mississippi Valley and thence northeastward to Canada; Mississippi river will falling during iav.

Missouri rier will near Leavenworth. Tlie t.eiman Malt I.iUor lelei of 'ev Totksre I. ter.ni ued to Itcsist tlie 111-rise ComuiSssioiierg. Nkw Yokk, June 4. The Gorman liquor dealers of this city have pledged themselves not to renew their licences, and have raised fuuds to resist iu the courts any action that may be taken by the Excise commissioners.

Tlie Steamer State nl'Georsin Arrivna all Safe Tlie lteport of tier Collision with Auotlier Vcusi 1 1'ntrue. YoitK.Junc 4. The State Line steamship. State of arrived this inoruing Iroml.ia-gow. on schedule titu.

The statement maiie some tiuic ago ou the strength of a private cable dispatch, that this steamer ba i bren in coliisiou with another vessel about tbe 27th of May, proves entirely untrue. The Ktw Secretary of tl.e Treosury Tal.es ti Onth of O'tire ami Milters I lon the Kuttes or the Position. VA.siiiNt.ToN, June 4. The oa-ti of as Secretary ol the Treasury was to-day ad-Dl'uNtered to tiener.l hy Cliff Justice Carter of tbe Supivru court of this District. The ceremony took place iu the President's room of tbe Kxeoutive man-ion.

Bristow went to the Treasury 1 partuieut aud immediately assumed tbe duties if the cttce. The Kle.tlon of a Masonic Urand Master. Nkw Yokk. June 4. Tbe Grand L-nlge of F.

and A. M. of tbe State of New York, has elected F.Llwood U. Thome Grand Master. ol tiovetiiiiieut Gold Nkw Youk, Juue4.

Oue milliou and a half of tbe Govpi uiueol goi.l ws sold t-i-diy at from i.111.41 to lll.te. tee of of in LISTED 3.SO EQUALIZATION. 1'ailroad Real Estate Must be Listed with Particularity The Statement of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad. (pecla! to St.

I.ouU Pispati'li.) Jrrii.iwjs City, June 4. the State Doaril of Equalization yotenUy the committee, to whom was referred a revolution dircetiug an inquiry a to whether tlie real estate belong to railroad should be a--scsel and valued in pro-s or by sub-li-vi-ions. or other descriptions, report -ed that the real c-tate should be listed with the same particularity of docription, and valued a- proided by law, for the te-tiiiir find valuati on j-roporty to iudi-YlduaN. Au.ii't'.r Clark forwarded a statemnnt re-leiwJ Hon. A.

V. l.amb, president of the llannil.ul and St. -lo-epli railroad company, Mettii.u forth the valuation of too proper-of eompacy in the State of MNsouri. on the 1-t of duly. The -taU'iii -nl was wid? t) that department under stvlion of an art entitled "An act to accept a grant of land made to the State of by the (.

oimres of the State-, to 1 In the construc tion of certain railroad in th Mate, and la apply a portion thereof to tlie Hauu.i-al and t. Joseph railroad." Approved September Wc2. The valuation of the property of said eompauy vva- shown by tat ment to amount to the of ,177.1.1 Till: STATi: CAl'ITAIi Mo Ni'Iarif J- I rtt ilciu for a I.ouU tj it I of i iitm itoratioii lrioners I.ouis I)i-ratcii.) M-' I tine 1 The fol- lit iMir were conimi-MOtied Moore, St l.ouN county i county li. T. William.

11 I. T. Tatt-l'art r.cir i 1. II. H'-a l.

county. wa jrrai.ted yi-t-rday by the Gov- arroll, of St. I.ouis I of larceny, tw. ear. The com-uuta- tie -fct.

I'- eiitt-iicp from two sear- to wit. brought him within li- iui-. te of corporate existence wa- rctary of State yeterday to in'- Pink at Chillieothe, of an increa-e of directors of ph and M. Louis railroad by the Secretary of State. cor.victi tl of crand larceoy at ii.

1-71, e-f the linudolpU Circuit. Mi (hit A MM, SUed i the tin- r. A the li wa- M-i the ti l- -e-urt. or two was delivered to the penitentiary vesterday. Co-t ot urtation e-'i 05.

Lver about the pri-on ha resumed it- waiitt-i daily routine, anil the prisoners are brbas them-elvcs with exemplary be- i of ir little disturbance on the and co further trouble i- au-au'h'iritif ti Tl. Jtlse III the Missouri, in th -St. I.ouis HUpatcb.) ciiy. June 4. The ri-e of the Missouri river noted by IcL'-aph from Unaha -omc days ince, i- yet to mi-ke it appearance at 1 1 i Ibe (urtia ltrolhtrs Arresteil For the Murder of Ann Alger.

Ol'. cial to the t. Louis lilspatcli.) i.iM'ix, I June f. There i- a ii ai of cxe'tcuient here over the indit tmeat the '-'land jury, of L. J.

and S. They are charged with having Mi- Ann Aler in 172. The oi.cj woman was found dead under very ins eireum-tance-, and although some Hi-jiit itjn fa-teued upon the men, there was known to warrant arre-t. I re-h developments, however, point to the tiien more positively a- the perpetrators of the rime. They were relatives of the thf ir action is supimsed to have cd by some di-pute of property.

IMMIGRATION. A SI 1 fioil to Turn liie Title Into Hie 1'iottnrtH. (-I" (.. the SI. bonis Diapateli.) dune i.

A yst-'mitie ef-f to turn the title of emigration from (ilea hiitiiii away from the States aud into tin- Ur proNiiicc is beins made. The rates of pass age for immigrants from Liverpool to 'jucbtc has ju-t been retiuced to 1 i for adiilt-. to 7 for children under iL'lit years, aud to Jls for ehililreu under me ear. i Oi. rua.ntaiiicd at (l about half rate-, but wiil leat until the ettect can IOWA POLITICS.

The i irt Convention of the Cini.tlii. i -lit c.a: lo :l.i. t. I.oiiis Disiiatcli.) Miiims, June 4. The nominating convention of lir-t the 1 1 sr.

a i as held ye-terd iy at Ivxtcr for the purpo-e of seleetin in thi- judicial ili-trict. John Leouurd, v. ho wa- nominated for judge aud 11. Smith for attorney. Out ISounclary on Ihe Northwest.

to tlir St. Louis Dispatch. Sr. 1'ai Minn I Twining of the I Army, and a party of civil emi ueers. a qii-id of thirty men, start to-day for lirt Kufor.l for the purpo.se of completing the sunev of the Northwestern boundary.

More t'oiiimunlsls Arrive In Sew York. Nkw VtiiiK, June 4. Messrs. Paschal, tiioi.ssct ami Kourde, communist leaders. who escaped from the penal colony of New aiedolila iv til it: with lit this city.

L-hefort and Paine, have The I'opr ha a ItclBpne of the Keter lioin hl lie SiidVred ltcrenlly. due- 4. The Pope is again ill. Ihe i ver. "Hi which he was lately suffering, returned la-t night, ami was very heavy.

he physicians in attendance aro alarmed at Lis lontiii ion Itlver Teleiratrm. Caiuo, June Noon Arrived Colorado, Mtmphis, 1 am; Peck Kulton, Mew Oilcans, lam: II. Cook, Nashville, a Anita. St. I.ouis, a m.

Departed Colorado. St. Louis, Sam; Auita, St. Louis, a m. Clear, hot.

Cincinnati, June 4. Kiver risen two inches Clear, warm. Nkw June 4. -Arrived -Atlantic W.U barges. Departed Pauline Carroll.

Our Speeial SUpatcheg MOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI. Alii-l Introduced and Passed In House of Congress Prodding for Deepening; the Channel of One of the Outlets. Washington' June 4. In the House this niorniDg, Mr. Standeford, from the commit on Commerce, reported a bill for deepen-iug the channel at the mouth the -Mississippi river by dredging or otherwise.

Passed without The bill proposes to have thi work done by contract, proposals to specify the rates for securing twenty feet depth, and not less than two hundred feet width through the channel of one of the passes or outlets the Mississippi river into the Gulf of Mexico at ordiuary flood tide. AIsd the price per month ot mjiutainii.g such depth for five years; also the rates for every additional fot depth up to and twenty-seven feet. The Secretary of War is to contract with the lowest responsible bidder, the amount not lo exceed 150,000 for thirty feet or naore than per month for maintaining that depth, or inoPe than per month for each adc it on il foot. C1V1I. SKliVlCi: ItEFOUM.

The House Committee Reports Against any i'arlhrr Appropriation for the Purpose. Washington, D.C., June 4. The committee (ii Reform ia the Civil Service have, adopted a resolution, that they do not rtommend any further appropriations to carry on or experiment iu the fo-calied Civil Service leform, iu the manner in which il ha-s been carried on. The vote as yeas, Messrs. Cutler, of Massachusetts, Luttrcll.

Sheats, aud Whltehou.se, nays, Messrs. Kellogg. Willard of Michigan, aud Willard of Yirmont, ON li 1 1 0 A Senate. Washington, I. Mr.

Johnston caliid t.p ihe Hot.se bill to relieve the lfgal and political disabilities of Kitzhugh Lee, of iiginia, and the Senate bill to remove the political disabilities of Van R. Morgan, of Y.i-jiinia, both of which were pa-sed. Mr. Sherman. from the Finance committee, reported back the House biil providing for the collection of money due the I'uited States from Pacific railroad compank-'s, aud asked that it be referred to the Ju iiciary com uittse.

It was so ordered. Mr. Mori ill, of Vermont, from the couimit-teeon Public Buildings and Ground-. reports 1 back the joint resolution amendiug the joint resolution of the appropriatiou of 1-C2, relating to the statue of Admiral Farragut, with au amendment striking out the General ot th; Army as a member of the commission to select an artist and leaving the selection with the Secretary of the Navy aud Mrs. Virginia L.

Farragut. Placed on the calendar. The morning hour having expired the chair called up the unfinished business, the cheap transportation resolution of Mr. Win-dnuj, and the senate resumed its consideration. House.

Mr. Sawyer, from the committee on Commerce, reported a bill for another security of navigation ou the Mississippi river. Passed. Also to authorize the building of a bridge aero-s the Mississippi at La Crosse, Wis. Passed.

Mr. Hooper, from the committee on Commerce, reported a bill for the establishment of life saving stations ana houses or rpfnP on the sea coast to promote the efficiency ot the iife saving service. Passed. Mr. Paiker, of Missouri, offered a resolu- tiun calling on the Secretary of the Interior for a leport as to the title ef the present occupants of the Hot Springs reservation in Arkansas, whether the real title is not in the Government of the United States, and what legisla tion is necessary to enable the government to take possession of it.

Adopted. On motion of Mr. Dawes he Senate amendiiif nt to the biil in regard to the saving- banks wis concurred iu. Mr. Marshal, from the committee on Ap' propriations.

reported bick the Semite amendments to the Military Academy appropriation bil'. They were concurred in. F.vonlile reitht ISatrs Itctivrtn the Missouri, Kansas and Texas Kailroad, and the Texas Central. New Orleans, June 4. A delegation irom tlie ivanas City jjotint or lrade nad a with Mr.

I'oliiuson, sjeneral freiubt saeut of tbe Missouri, Knnsas aud Tesa roul, the result bigbly sutisfae- tory to ail parties. Ho promises-on the part of tbe Misouri, Kansas and Texas railroad to aree to any rate that tbe Texas Central will make. He has already male a rate through from Kansas City to Galvestoe, low er than to St. Loui. The I)e3triitlon by Klre of Large IV um ber of Wooden Sl'bKiilKHANNA DkpoT.

June 4. Tl? fire broke out in tbe Union store this morning, destroyed twenty woo.ljn buildings, ruostlv stores. IhJ total loss is estimated at to 70.01. St. Louis merchants a I-'ailin-i Bxll- road.

LFrcni tlie Chicago Tiiuf-1 As nil roads formerly led to lljme, so all courses of litigation of any cotisiiicrai.le im-pcitance nowadays lead to the bankrupt court. The dirlicuities which hive for so It.ng surrounded the Toledo. I'eoria and Wabash Kitilroad eompanv, and which tina'h' r.iaced ailairs iu tbe hands of Wiiiiaru Tracy aud James Secor, trustees. bv au Older of Judge Drum inond, during the last month, were ouyester dav fuither increased by a new matter, which was laid at the door of this court on yesterday. This is a pctitiou in bankruptcy, tilel hv l.rvHi Maxwell, Joseiin and Wm.

K. Wheeler, of the tinu of K. Maxwel Co of St. Louis. These parties claim Ibat tbev are creditors of the concern to the extent of i till for thirty barrels of oil sold to it seme months ago.

Uut this stud seem to have furnished an insuihVIent amount of iubi Ration to make its affairs ruu smoothly. aud it Las never ucen paid for. 1 he com panv lias, however, managed to pay the firm of l'age Sprague, of this city, tne sum of $1. aud to Charles Gilbert and t. harlps 15.

TSerge tbe sum of being the full iirnouut of the kcveral claims with in terest. The petitioners claim that these were si ts of bankruptcy, as the eonipiny was at tne 1:1113 insolvent aud unamj to iiav its dibts in the regular course of business; that the payments were made for the purpose of gi iug these creditors a preference, and to defeat ai.d delay the action of the bankruptcy act. Th'T also claim that a large amount of per sonal property, consisting or engines, cars coal. etc. to tbe value ot and a laiie amount of choses in action, consisting of r.otis.

bills, onen accounts, tothevalu- ot ui wanls of 840,000, have been turned i oyer to William Tracy and James secor, who were also creditors of the company. These are also claimed to be acts of liaak- rupti v. on accouut of the company's insol vtt condition at the thev were made. Ou this representation a rule to show cause I for June lo was issued, this, uy tne wav. is tbe date fixed for hearing the iiutijn for she ai poinimeut of a receiver, before Judge Iiuniu.cnd.

IVh) Koihefort Miuniifil Hie Coisl. i Fron; the Chicago Tribune. I bv did P.ochefort so suddenly leave Sun Vi-Hiu-isco?" was the problem which the re- i-mmlit tii solve. Unon this poiut interviewed a an Francis-o citizen, and ob tained souse iuformation which goes far to ex- iilain the circumstance. i The story, as told to tbe reporter, LH flv this: Shortly after the arrival of the i ltiitisli steamer Mikado, of the New Austra lian at San Francisco, with Kocbefort and bis companions, a French frigate an- ii.

tha French mau-of-wai men were soou the and of tourse, wouid ooo karu tUxt coavicU wh or in lu JL of ELEGANT M1LLINESIY, 405 "North Fourth Street. Oi' UoNDs Or' THE IVoplrs' IMIwnv iiriittpain a e.iaipany ora-i- yetl uutier the tlaiit-rai Act of tlie state approved Drceniiier lltli, lS'Ki. are t.crclty iliat boatls of eaij comptny. first of Mav. antl nunil-reti 1 -VI each fur 1 untl to :7 inclusive, ami to 11 inclusive, aud Itto, eaeli for will, as is provide! and expressed in sal.

redeemed and paint tiieTiiird National Hank of sti. Louis, iathecity of St. I.ouis. tin the 2-'tli day of Jiilnext, with at-crud. interest Thereon to said date, and that the iatcrest ou taid lieuds will cease oti that day.

acii: k. i.iv i.rjtu r.it President PeopUs Hallway Co. Louis. 1574. Anthracite Coal Association Xm'so StocU or rvxi-o Antliracito OoaX Ixx yxcl for early delivery ix prices incoin-pAralolo withauyotlia cr Fuel.

JAS. J. SYLVESTER, A cent. 120 Olive Dtreet. REMOVALS.

THE OFFICE OF THE BOATMEN'S INS. TRUST CO HAS BEEN REMOVED TO No. 313 North Third Street PROPOSALS. St. Louis Water Works.

To Coal Dealers. COAL FOi; WAT1IK WORKS. CKA.FI i. r.E r.Fit eivei liy the I.ird ol l-r mini ss'oiipr' of tie west conic. I.

i.hth ar.ti I'i ne streets until 12 O'clock IVonn of Wednesday, July 1, 1S7. hicv. time J-i-is 111 be r.uhlielv red and rvad for fi-rnihinif the iiy of f.ir!!.f use.diiie Water Woiks. from Aunt 1, 1-1, to Auit 1. The re-jiiired will be aiijnt week liiecoaito te ueuvere.1 at works ai tiisn i l'oint and tint in ttie Kii d5 and -es 11.

Le coai wiil be weighed at tlie ater orka ale. Wank formsoff contract and the conditions whi ii lbt bld must sli'rnultted can bv api.Moalioii at thr of the H-jaid. cjraei of Kiulitii and i'ine streets. Tartles pr; infill must examine tne hlaubsana tlieir bids aecordi By older oi the Buard. VI.

a. Af.iiia Iret.leat. HTO T. Ji 1 1 1 i isec ret ary COUNTY WORK F.AI.FO riMl'KSALS WILL BE RECEIVED the underpinned until 11 clock a. in.

of 3IflUlnV -Til II Stll Kor the ara lin, and masonry of One-half a Mile of Conway Road, from its Intersection with the Spoede Road, running thence Westward ly. The county reserves tlie rUUt to any or all lilils. very bidder nirst di iiosil with tlie County Treas- uier ii.e sum of iVXK tii.ii amount will be jrfeited to county of M. Lo'iis i ts cm- drfautt is in i-le to enter into contract if auanaidis made to such bid der. Fi.r Inf.

rwatinu and blank Tonus ot tiro msaig, an- 1 1 at 'lit- ili' of ti uudersiKued. in north wiiw of 1 1 bouse, i'ri ikioi JOHN KKLLY, County Engineer. PROPOSALS FOll STATE STATIONERY. VVYU OMMES-IONEiti rt'CLtC I'RIXTIVte, I City ok itrr eksu.n, May 2i. 1S71.

1 H01'OSALS FOll FURNISHING THE STATE -A- Parser a.ld stationery, from the first day of July. lsT4. to the first day of Ji.ly. wiil be rectived by the Commissioners cf Public Priutin until the hours of I-' ill. on Tnesclay, tie Day of Jans.

1374, for fnrnlshiii? the followinit specified quantities and ar.iclesof lriulini5 I'aper anil stationery for the Slate, or as much more at the same rates as may be required for the term of oue year from aid after the first day of July next ensuing: S0C. live hundred reams Book Paper, (00 per ream.) Iweuti -live reams Deoiv. lhs. (er ream. Oi, sixty reams Fiat ap.

IS per ream. fifteen reomfl Emrrossinir I'am-r. fi.010. six thousand Envelopes. xx white -Vs.

i. mo. mv tliousaml t-iiveiooes. xxx wmte us. ti.

six ross I-aber a Lead reuciU, ociaouai No. G. six erosa Fiber's Lead Pencils, octagonal No. 1 one gross HuliVer Pen and Ink Erasers, to twentv (Moes Hands. i 6, six dozen Kulers, eliihteeu-iuch boxwoo-metal tippid.

1. one bottles opvliis Ink. best quality. i. fix dozen bottles Arnold's rltia mid, en- Samples of all articles of stationery au i 'Per for which bids art1 made must i't all cases accoiupaay tne bid.

All of said articles to lie delivered the State without extra oust of, orcnarxs for ooxtoK. or at such tunes as the Conmiissioners of the Public Piiutinc may see fit to order. forms of bond to proposal can be l.a.l ou at.Blicatlou 'o the Secretary of State, and no bid uuaccanipaulcd Uy such bond wiil be eater- la'ineil. The Comiuissioneraof Priutlnu reserve the right to reject any and s.i pec-posais for cause ai-peattujf. EllitM M.b, Secretary of State, tiEORUE B.

CLAItK. S'ate Auditor. salov.on. Register of Lands, 1- illicit. mniiistnners PuliUc PiiatiiM.

Otfreiwii City. tl 11 b' SUMMERjRESORTS. Capon Springs and Baths, WEST VIRGINIA. Open Tuiio 1st, 1874. THESE ARE ALKALINE-CARBONATED WA- TKlt.

containing a'so Iodine and ot I.vtlita. Tbe diseases In which they have proven ot notable eilicacv are: 1. Ot the Kidneys and Bladder. 2. Jtlieuniatism aud Oout.

3. Acid Dyspepsia. 4. ioiiie Diseases of the Skin, and wonderfully restorative to tlie female constitution wheu enfeebled or prostrated by special maladies. For proof whereof Etc medical testimony ia our pamphlet.

There is no finer summer climate In America. The BATHING IS SFPEEB! Uootns spacious and airy. Accommodation superior. lii'AIiD $15 and is per SIS to $10 per mouth, as staled fully in pamphlet, with ail oilier particulars. Atp'v to FKAZIER SALE.

Proprietors. MISCELLANEOUS BART. FLAHERTY, Carpenter I3nilclei, -V70. 15 X. SECOND STREET.

T. LollIS. Job--L bin and Cabinet Store Fitting promptly at- tended to. Scmi-Authracitc Coal "v'o smoke: no soot: no sulphur: just tlie thinit for coobin stoyes and ranges, bat erirs, and iu fact auywuere tiiat fuel is reijuirtd. Try it and be convinced.

'Tis one-third cheaper tl an anv other coal. A new tiling. Oiiice, Aobev C'onl onipany 417 Pine street. Yard, corner Mnia and avenue. reorders received at Nortii Kiflli street.

ST. LOUIS CEMENT CQMP-Y. Ever) Barrel Warranted Enual to any in the market. ANUFACTUPFlIs AND MAM KAlTliKKIH Aleuts, corner Coi'-ni'Tciii ai-l el. I.ouis, Mo.

HM5LOW -I, PiliCLP.S. 1 Treasurer. secrL'tary aT LLINOIS AND ST. LOUrS BttHK-E 0. May SI.

IsTi. FR03IEXADE TICKETS On tlie Uritlsre WILL BE SOLD FRO.VI AND AFTER THIS DATE FOR EXVE3 CENTS. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. J. W.

SUTHERLAND; Tfeal Estate VMit. AND Commissioner College Lands. RENTS COLLECT 12 1 AM) LOANS NKtiOTlATEU. 16 SOUTH Eittli street. S.

V. PAPIH. THKOPHIX.I PAPIH S. V. PAPIN Real lUsstate Agents, AUCTIONEERS.

CONVEYANCERS STOCK BROKER. 318 Chestnut J. G. I'RIEST. EDWARD WVMAN.

PRIEST WYMAN, liLstate Biokersi, Agentt, Conveyancers and Auctioneers, KO. 219 CHESTNUT STREET. WOLFF. R. W.

BAILEY W. A. MEAGHER. M. A.

WOLFF Notaries Public Conveyancers. "IENT COLLF.CTIONS A SPECIALTY, ANU liberal advances madeou same. iflice. No. illd Chestnut street.

E. G. OBEAR AUCTIONEERS. NOTARIES PUBLIC, Conveyancers and Bond ar.d. Stock Brokers, NO.

31-? CHESTNUT STREET. GREEN LAMQTTE AUCTI0NEEHS, NOTARIES FUBIIC ASD GENERAL C0LLECT0B3, NO. 7tK CHESTNUT ST. tOLl. MO.

PlilE STREET OESIDEHCE AT PRIVATE SALE. "Ve offer for sale a beautiful Stone Front liesiilenee on Pine, lietween Twenty-Hrst anil Twon-ty-seeond streets, a Three-JStory Stone Front.containing 14 rooms, with all modem improvemonts, stable and coach house, and a lot of 7." feet front on Pine. The building and all improvements are new, and of line stylo aud lin-ish, and situated on one of the best streets in the city. Terms low aud libera? and Title perfect. GREEN LaMOTTE, Keal Estate Ageuta, 700 Chestuut St.

ei SIEGEL BOBB, S203 IVortH Fil tli Nt. MASUFACTCKERS. WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS I GAS FIXTURES, COAL OIL FIXTURES, Wroacht Iron PIptt, Iad Ftp: Pflttlnc vrtid tiras ivoods, r. aiao on huJ lmmena stock of RroiLs. rrlaa nd HotwmLao boods off ail k.tnla aud (h-e'ripUun.

LHntion to flttlucr nn niivat and public luUtur with su-amandgaa. 8turaoUoa ir-uUxxl lerer PERRY SPRINGS Pike County, Illinos. These- Celebrated and Popular will be ready for erasats by 3Iny SOth Prox. rieasure-sceVers and invalids are iuvitM to visit us in I articular. 8TAGKS connect with T.

W. R-Uvrif at rKRKV smiNGS STATION. 133" Send tor Circular. B. A.

WATSON, Proprietor,.