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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

The journeymen tailors of Dubuque are on
strike in consequence Of the refusal Of their EN-
Movers to discontinue the practice Of sending
.,e xrn.I "a seamstreSSeS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

MAGNIFICENT CATHOLIC BUILDINGS IN Pro
sREss--A Catholic church, which will cost 1920
000i to be built in Washington. D. G., on tenth
street between and G streets, capable of con-
taining six thousand people. 1t will be in the
form of Latin cross, 21l feet long inside, Gov
cred with ornamental pinuacles, and will be sur
mounted with cupola and four towers, the
highest to reach an elevation of $40 feet The
Jesuits are making arrangements to build a
church, college and free school in Chicago,
Illinois, ON the corner of Rock Island avenue
and 18th street, the college buildings to cost
$3.50, 600, and the church 100000. 1t is in
tended to be to the northwest what the
| Georgetown, D. c., college is to the east ane
| sauth
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

TERRIBLE HAILsroRM Thursday evening
last, a frightful and devastating hailstorm passed
over some of the counties of Northern Missis-
sippi and Arkansas. The Helena Shield Of Sat-
urday, says;
Hailstones, fully as large as hen.eggs, fell by
the thousands, and we may say millions, in He
lena, paving the streets two or three inches deep.
Trees that were exposed to its fury, vegetation
of all kinds. shrubbery, &C., were stripped OF
leaves-chickens and other fowls were killed
the roofs of several houses were so seriously
damaged as to require recovering. Scarcely
pane of glass on the south side of houses, un:
less protected by blinds, escaped--thousands
were broken. One building the American Ho.
TEL lost 2s7 panes, and the Masonic Hal! had
over one hundred panes destroyed Every pane
but three out.of thirty, on the south side of
our Office, was broken, scattering the particles
of glass al over the rooms, on the forms and
| in the cases.
The damage to the Court House and Clerks
Office was considerable. Large quantities Of
glass broke, and the slate roof Of the Clerk
Office on the south side, so badly damaged as
to REQUIRE recovering. Serious damage was
also done to several private houses. But we
view, as the worst, the destruction of gardens
injury to shrubbery, &c.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

sB- The editor of the Rockford Register re-
Gently received call from fifteen young laeles
all at oncel
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

A WISCONSIN PArRIARcH.-The oldest man
living is claimed all over, but there is in Wis
consin an individual who may Justly be claimed
as the oldest man on the continent. "0ld Crele, "
OF Columbia county, is. according to the records
OF his baptism on the church records of Montre'
al, 1870 years old, and he distinctly remembers
period of III years. He married at New Or
leans a hundred years ago, and is now living
with a grandchiid upwards of sixty years old
The old man is still hale and hearty, ahd does
not appear to be over TO- Who can outnumber
the years Of "Old Crele?"
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Washington, May q

An Official letter from Cape Dsverde says the
crops, though not abundant, are sufficient 10
keep the people from actual want. More than
. 900 inhabitants in the I-lands and Archipela-
90 have fallen victims to cholera.
The Commissioner of Patents, at the request
of the American uuano Company, Is distributing
the transmission at the expense Of the recipi-
ents Parcels of guano frun Bakers Island in
the Pacific, with the object OF determining It's
economical value as compared with other ma.
nures.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

DIR. G. G. WHITE, HOMtEOrAIHAsI
IxIOAlD respectfully offer ,ni. Pss.
,icu, Ar Arrrsrios paid to surgery: - ..;,. N.
oice on Third street, over swan sto.e ;.iShnv
:, n. unnse Residence head Main street. 1yiIppy
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= RURNHAM & JAGGAR.
NIANUfACTlREAS oi iLinSsea o'''
Na Iaoasos asn,s1 '"'D huntington Iowa.

e. JOY,
,,,.s,ac, nnd Manu- Sacturer 0t
D0CRS SdSH FRA MES, WINDOW -BLLHDo,
WEA AT,HER-B0ARDLNG d
Oh ! N p u sn p FiAtuIrG.n. !,
r xyOuJ \ n say to those Wishing to buila thAs =
! have on hand seven hundred Doors ana othef "o'A
iu the building line in proportion. r,, ,.-
l am prepared to contract Cottage buna'"s' u"
or country as here tofore. -,
have s houses and lots, ranging from seven nun .
drrd TO two thousand dollars which Will sell OF rent u"
accommodating terms. , ,r.r, ,,,o
Also II lots IN Northern Addition, ranging from Two
IN ,1 hundred dollars which viii sell partly on tne'
Those wishing homes would do we'll to give me CALL
feb IL, JI. bpy ---
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

A destructive fire occurred in this city about
o'clock this morning in one of the large four
story factories OF the Newark India Rubber
Companies, used for heating Or vuicanizing the
! sheets. 1t originated from the heater aud to-
tally destroyed the building with large stock.
! The loss is about $4,000, partially insured
Jacob Allen, Forgcman Of Engine Company No.
4, and one of the fireman of j. l. +. Allen, FIs.
Engine Manufacturers, was instantly killed by
! falling wall. John b. Thorn, First Assistant En-
gneer, was seriously injured, his recovery is
doubtful.
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STEPHEN T. ACRES.

iSOok Man 10 fncturer.
BURLfEGTO IOWA.
nf,s,,y of every description done 70 oreef. nlsnk
~ y,ird ana manufactured In any style. FaPsf'
Hanks, Sc, &c.. ruled to any pattern.
may A-Op1y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03
ySeIanCy,O OlV AffOir.

Our community was startled yesterday alter
noon by the announcement that Ex-Governor
Bebb, now resident Of Seward, in this county,
but formerly of Ohio, Of which State he was
Governor, had been molested at his residence
by mob of men, and had fired upon and shot
two of them killing one man instantly. The
particulars as near as we have been able to ga
ther them, up 10 the time of going to press are
as follows:
1t appears that for some time past, good
deal OF coldncss and in many instances actual
bad feeling had been growing up among some Of
the Governors neig ghbors, as agaiqat himself AMI
family, springing, it is said, more or less out OF
jealousy OF his pecuniary circumstances, and
belief that he was somewhat aristocratic in his
tastes and associations. The return of his son
with his wife, on Thursday night, from the East,
whittier he had been to get married, was fixed
upon by the rowdy portion of the young men Of
the neighborhood, proper occasion to man
itest their ill-feelngs. They accoi dinghy pre-
pared themselves with COW bells, guns, tin pans
and other articles ordinarily used on such occa
sions, and repaired to the residence of the Gov
ernor at late hour in the night, and commen-
ced making all manner of noises, Cianors and
outcres, assaling the house with stones. and
firing towards it with their guns.
After enduring this assault for some time IN
silence, Gov. Bebb made his appearance at the
front of his house, and demonstrated with the
spob, requesting them to deSst. This request
was received hitn nootings and howiings, and
an increase Of clamor. After little time he
again came forward and remarked that patience
had ceased to be virtue, and that if they did
not desist and leave the premises, he would be
compelled to use violence. This threat only
seemed to exasperate the assailaE who replied
that they had come there 10 fight and were
only waiting for him to commence or words to
such import. He then went into the house and
brought out a double barrelled shot gun, firing
| one barrel at the feet of the ringleaders of the
mob, which shot took effect upon one of the
party, Gripping him in the leg At this some
of them dispersed, while the others rallied and
made rush upon the Governor, who raised his
gun and discharged the other barrel at the fore
most man. hitting him in the head and killing
him instantly, whereupon his assailants sudden
ly decamped.
We gather the above facts from neighbor
Of Gov. Bebb's, and give them as related, with
out vouching for their entire correctness. The
affair is a very sad one, and has created much
excitement in this commurity.-R Rockford Rep.
2lst inst.
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:. ..,,.. D. AokRisos.
L. !" '0'.f'' n ROGERS & CO.,

WHOLESALE GrOCerS a , S,r.st y
w "c1'' BURLINGTON, IOWA,
Are receiving by Railroad and River large |Ssk . :,
Staple and Fancy Groceries, to which they ,mr"c Wv %
stea,et sN,n "s, nnaus (apr 4-bp1y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

We say 70 ali publishers who have not found
it out slready, that those of them who are ad'
vertising "Dycr's Healing Embrocation, WIZ
the expectation of getting their pay Of Fields,
of Rhode Island, will be sadly disappointed.-
We drew upon Fields last winter for the amount
of our BILL and our draft was protested, after
which he wrote lugubrious letter, ending wish
. proposal to send US Elnbrocalion for our biii
Our response was send it along, since when We
have heard from neither Fields nor his Embro-
cation, aud are satisfied he does not mean to
pay At all in any thing. And from his excessive
advertising we are INCLINED to think it was de-
liberate and premeditated swindla
The Scientific American has an article on the
high price of sugars, and says the present high
rates must come down because there Is large
supply in the market. The maple sugar pro-
duct this Spring has been large, and it is esti-
mated tina. rot less than seventy million pounds
was made in the different Northern States.
AZ Thalberg gave morning Concert Tues
day last .. Rock Island and an evening one
Wednesday at Davenport.
The PuRIsrs TO BE PRoscRIBED.-Dr. Hueb-
schman, gentleman Of talent and unqueston-
ed integrity, German, residing in Milwaukee,
was appointed Indian Agent by Pierce. Lately,
when the question of paying of the fraudulent
claim Of Jake Thompson, of Indiana, who help.
ed to carry the State for Buchanan, in his ca
pacity Of Fillmore elector, was up, the Doctor,
knowing its groundlessness, opposed it, very
verdantly presuming that corruption was not
sanctioned by the nigger-driving Democracy
that rules the country, and never suspectns that
It was one of its most effective resources. But
he found it out. The Administration have eject
ed him from Office for opposing the fraudulent
claim, and appointed J. W. Cullen, Of Indiana,
IN bic stead
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

W We have seen new paper from the oth-
er side of the river called the Blaudinville Ar
gus. But we only examined it SO far as to see
that nearly column of leading editorial
was taken up in putting the Quincy Herald
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03
TELEGRAPHIC.

+ ..rsesz,s s..i rs tsss Memphis, May 70. I
Accounts received here say that the Cotton
crop Of this State Is dying. Sugar looks well.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

The case of Harmon O'Hara, on tria! at Uti
ca, New York, for causing the death OF his son,
by cruelty whipping and beating him, was con.
cluded on Friday morning, The jury returned
a verdict of Guilty of manslaughter in the sec
ond degree" and the prisoner was sentenced
to be confined in the State Prison for six years.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

AMERICAN CIRCUS IN LIyERPooL.-Messrs.
Howe g. Cushings Great American Circus MADE
a decided sensation among the John Bulls when
it paraded through Liverpool. The crowd was
80 great in the streets that the forty horses har'
messed n>ur abreast could scarcely squeeze
through The Indian Wigwam disappointed the
populace, as they expected to see a sort OF ex-
tempore war hunt on wheels The "red men,
were reserved for the circus exhibition, and
roru, of tho froune
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GREAr NAIL RoBBERY.-We 6nd the follow
ing letter in the Missouri Republican OF SAT-
MAROON, H., May 81, 1857.

NATropN, III, May II, 1877.
Post Master, st. Louis
SIR: regret TO have 10 Inform you thai |
believe the largest ma, 30 oshery ever occur
ring has Just ,ranspired in our town during the
last week. On yesterday there were two large
mail bags found in the well OF the Illinois Cen
trai h. r. Co.. beiag cut open, robbed and
sunk with stones. There are way bills enough
saved, showing there has heen some four hun
dred letters stolen and robbed and of their
contents. The mails were destined for Chicago
and st. Louis going vest and for Paris, TsrEe
Haut indianapolis. Louisville and Nincenncs.-
What shall do with the remnant Of way bills
and rotten paper mailf nave telegeaphed TO
Mr., Alexapd Stearn, Agent, TO come to Mat
teon and hope he will come Immediately. With
respect remain your friend.
: - i5 n j CoSSrty p NJ. Mattoou.
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. D. j. CoxSrLY, P. NJ. Matsoon.

ASoTHER.-An accident occur red about two
| O'Clock yesterday afternoon, on the Peoria and
Oquawka Railroad, at the crossing of the Can
ton road, some two miles from his city, which
resulted in the death of Mr.. Milton Noel, son
of John Noel, ESQ.,, Supervisor OF Limestone,
and fine horse. So far as we have been
able to gather the particulars !, appears that Mr.
Noel was trring to get his team off the track
when the train came around the bend in the
road just below the crossing, but his horses
being balky he was unable to get out of the
way before the locomotive struck them. Mr..
Noel YVES thrown from the wagon, killing him
Immediately One of the horses was killed and
the other considerably injured Peoria Rep. %.
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Remarkable Wedding in England.

We read in the Manchester Guardian, that
on Easter Monday, remarkable wedding took
place in the Bradford parish church. James
Tetey, a pauper, well on in years, was married
to Betty Stockdale, whose previous husband
was killed at Bowling ironworks. The parties
had lived some time as man and wife, and the
legalization of the marriage was necessary to
secure pauper relief \ procession left The
neighboghood of Sticker lane, where the couple
resided, shortly after o'clock, accompanied
by thousands on its onward march, the muitl-
tude still increasing in density rs il passed down
Leeds road and up Vicar Lane to the old
church. 1t was led by a man on horseback,
with white hair, 81 years Of age, dressed in a
scarlet cloak and this patriarch Of the cav
alcade gave away the willing bride. Two other
horsemen followed, one dressed III . soldiers
coat and sorry hat, with his face painted as
red as the coat; and the other in ~ beArshinja jack
ct cape, with hat to match, and his tace
painted like that of a savage New Zealand chief.
Then followed, in cart the BRIDE and bride
groom, with an object sitting low between tncrl,
resembling, in his couched position, the figure
Of old Nick, playing the bagpipes in Tam o.
Shanter. The bride sat calm and meek, seldom
looking around her, but the excited bridegroom
often gesticulated oent!Y. showing the intend
ed wedding ring on the little finger Of his RI, int
hand. 1nirty rlders on patient lookluS oohhtES,
came next. Many of them were smoking, had
their faces colored and were dressed in all i'm
aginable costumes. Behiad these came several
vehicles full of 'weddngers" and others ENJOY
ing the singular scene, and to add excitement
to ell, 6 land Of musicians made the welkln ring
with their furious execution of "See the con-
quering hero comes" By the time the process
sion had reached the top of tie church bank, no
fewer than 10000 persons, who had escaped
chiefly from the mills and warehouses, crowded
the churchyard and many of the adjacent streets.
When the knot was tied, they were prevented
from parading through the town by rhe police,
and went to public house up Harrowgate road,
thousands still following them.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03
Washington, Nav 9

Mr. Key, Z. s. Attorney for this district, IN
formed the circuit court this morning that the
Government does not desire to detain Mr.. jerks
Consul 10 Navigator's Island in custody on the
charge of piracy preferred against him By Van
Camp, as the warran. for his arrest was obtain,
ed from justice of the peace without counsel
or advice from any officer Of the Government
or T. S. Court
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

C. w. SHERFEY,
. ,r,.rnnNEY AT LAW AND GEN.
a EHAL AGENT ',rpp.sHA
PLATTSM0U 0UTH. Hh1"A'A"
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Eyyrcrs OF DRIED ScorrIsM-In Michigan, the
Democracy are having very bad time OF it, on
the Drcd Scott decision The Kalamazoo Ga
zette (Democrat) went over to the Republicans
The Coldwater Sentinel does the same, and the
Grand Rapids Herald says:
There is no use in Disgusting the fact that the
| Democratic party Of Michigan is in an exceed
| inply dispirited condition; and unless there IS
| some change in its tactics or leaders, many
long day will elapse before the reign OF Fusion,
ism will cease All over the State the bone and
sinew are discussing these matters; during the
last Democratic Convention at Detroit, we !ouno
in conversation with Democrats from various
sections that the same feelings extended TO all
parts Of Michigan. - -...
Ehe man shot by Ex-Governor BeDo'
The name of the young man recently shot by
ex-Gov. Bebb was Lemuel Clemens, and HI:
ACE about twenty-one, His oodv was taken tt
0ele County, where the man he worked for re-
sides. and an inquest held before I. r. Parker
ESQ, Justice of the Peace for the town OF BY
rom The following is the finding OF the Jury o
Inquest: ~, hos
of Iamnel Clemens. do find that Lemuel Clem
ems came to his death, on the night OF the ist
of Nav. by a gun shot in the hands OF WliiIaI
Brbb."
t Funeral services were held at the Grot
: Church in Byron, Ogle Co., on Thursday, an
| attended by large number OF people.
The Rockford Register Of the 2Sd says:
We have also seen and conversed with one
the chariviari party who exhibited several shot
marks on his person. He denies the shootir
towards the house, and also being ordered
:, previous to the firing by the Governor. othe
n wise the discrepancies in the account are tF
;. fling.
y No legal action has been taken in tie matte
J. but We understand that Gov. Beoo avows
b willingness to stand by an investigation, al
r will probably solicit it Of his own accord.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

-...,Gs, paayng .Ul NsS.--The Subscriber seua
HOus. 49,. ,o sh. citissns Of Burlington and vican'
>. ina. he i. ready % contract for sny euains' %
~ ~ Of IN. city Also Doors and si'tds inaas ~ ,
~ . III Jobtfny done in the Cafpestef hne on saS''
Aal .i. :" sl,tp over Broad Kiser's tirtst NIL.
n,ftce'. s.pSs TuOMAs LLOYD.
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The Presbyterian General Assembly met at 10
o'clock to day The report OF delegRtes TO the
General Association from Massachusetts, shows
some excitement in that body relative to send
ing delegate to the General Assembly. Rca.
son-comp plicity with slavery. l.ierred
General Association of New York refused to
send delegates for same reason. Communica-
ton was received from Ashmun Institute, Hew
Ctstle, Pa, asking all and co operation III edu-
.ting co'ored youths for the ministry, under
care of Old School Presbytcry. Referred to
committee on overtures. New Hampshire is the
only New England State represented.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03

J. L. CORSE 4 SON,
VxyE10l.ES a. Retail Dsn!eIHn, NJ ~ !
w RS6ES STA y1ONERY, PAPER-HAN6IN"S
q PRINTERS MA TERIALS,
- JsYYrHsoS SrRERr,
,rr,.av,v Burlington, Iowa.
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Clnxeland. NAY &c

The report OF the committee on bulls ana
overtures, calling for the views of the Assembly
in regard to Slavery, caused sharp debate yes
terdav 1t was made the special oroer ior
Thursday afternoon
To-day concentrations we're read from the
association Of Rhode isaia associaaons o. nsw ,;
Hampshire and Wisconsin taking strong Anu. Anu.
Slavery ground. -.-- - a.
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Charleston, MAY %.

The steamship Isabella has arrived here with
Havana dates to the 25th instant. Sugar con-
tinued in demand, quotations were unchanged.
Stock at Havana 23o, 900 boxes and at Aatan-
sas $4,000. Moasses was improving and held
at l3 reals. Muscayado was scarce at l4f
Ths L. s. steam irgatc Wabash arrived at
Aspinw all Oh the 7th inst. The Cayenne would
sail in a few days
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COFFEE.-soo bags prime Coffee, Tor sale py
~ mar "a 'No. -. 80 1
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Adyices from Kansas to the 2lst, say that
Stanton had issued proclamation for the cleo
ton Of delegates to the Constitutional Convex
ton to be held on the Sd Monday in June.
Returns from l9 out of the 26 counties, COM
prising a,25l legal voters, are received, from
which 1t appears that many Republicans are
going over to the Free Stale National Democra-
cy, also tina. sn attempt is being made by North
e,n democrats TO send Free State men Of that
party to the Convention. Ely Moore, OF " l;
has been selected to run for Congress.
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r N. WAsHBURN,

CASH. DOORS, BLINDS, WINDOW
= FHAm Es, DOOlS.fRAMES' 6c's
r.. Al 'Hs BEAD BTRLiNGTOS, IOwl.,
~ All israers ~ nm" " Ispr ~ -dw1y.
cd to. -. 40 oYder
Brackets aud Fancy Saving d-,o'. done " o,.s-
p. EBNER. GUNsMlTA.
(suocsssoE TO D. .. xsEssoL.)
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Louisville Nav 81

Louisville, Hay u.
The American Convention at Lagrange has
nominated Humphrey Marshall for reelection
to Congress.
Two Of the rioters indicted by the grand jury
have been arrested and cola;atted TO jail
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J. P. BROWN
DOnK KsEul.ER AND STAT1ONEKs
Rr,a s,raat ahovs emerson Barret House Building,
A. '"''" RURLING TON, IOWA.
sN-Bookx. Stationery, W all Papers, Sc, &C.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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EIGHTEENTH YEAR.
faT u uo u
WEEKLY HAWK EYE AND TELWRAPh
/. vr.raxp xvrsr ~EesEs1Ar nosSs,
!, p,Isa's lsl. esrsu 4 Van ~ ssdsf'sa S'ees'
nY q. DuNILAM-

o. 90
One copy ebt yeA,, - cn,des ofe year 3 90
Oas copy tso yeAs. " 90
five soples one - 20
Tea ,,no,. .dd,es,1 20 30
naees oG AdveYtistn3'
One Square to"st "sts"DT r. I50
. a. One month, q
80 s,,.. !. b 90
{. a. /. 90
" s,se Yesr, 100
...,,aa.., 70 b.n the above price.
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Washington, May "a.

DR.. Chas. O'Fraily, who occupied high and
responsible position in the Department Of the
Interior and formerly Chief Clerk in the
Land Office, died in this city this morning. He
was Past Grand Master OF the Masonic order OF
this District, and was well known by the Masonic
fraternity of the whole country.
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II GEAR.

:rcccr A. lbeWlcr in1W COL.
HAVE large and well selected stock now asis,hs AZ M NV
tr me snrinv trade which oGer to the trade az .hs
lowest IN arket rates. l"---- l.