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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-06-02

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- - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
THE LATE bond ROBBERY.
Nearly $4,000 OF the Bonds Stolen from the
House in Madison-ave. Recovered Arrest
OF the ALLEGED Thieves.

Altor "a considerable amount OF work, tho detectives
have length succeeded recovering portion Of the eo
bonds and money stolen from the residence OF Mt.
John T. Moore No no Malsonaye the evening of the
I'D u The full particulars Of the ARRAY were published at
the time In THR TRIBUNE
Gu Saturday last giving the names OF Lewis Clark
and Charles Dennis called gentleman residing In the
upper II the city and proposed sell him coupon
bonds He examined them and became satisfied that they
were portion Of those stolen from the residence OF Mr. Moore
The gentleman (whosc suppress the request Of the
authOc informed the that be had not the amount with
him whcroWh 10 purchase the bonds. but they would call
subsequently would what he could do They LEFT prom
isng call again Capt Young Of the detective force
the parties when they might offer the bonds for sale
Yesterday afternoon Capt Young. accompanied by Detec
tiycs Elder McCord Radord and Keo succeeded IN arrest
ing CLARK and Dennis and In their possession found sy 40 OF
the missing bonds These subsequently identified by the
mentioned the bonds which offered 10 him
by the prisoners They also identified by Mr. Moore
portion Of those stolen from him.
Che prisoners taken before Justice Bowling. and on
the above committed for examination by the
magistrate The detectives describe the prisoners among
the expert sneak thieves in the country and state that
the robbery effected by entering the house by means Of
false keys and while watched the other slipped up stairs
and stole the nboK containing the yaluabes The prisoners,
who sharp STRENGTHENING men, refuse 10 commit them
selves In any manner.
or the amount only s6l could be made available
BY the thieves the being In railroad bonds and registered
Government securities Every effort being made by the de-
tecVes to recover the rest Of the missing property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

man have ever known 20 forget and forgive seeming
neglect or actual injury. Opponents never iolhd Ais
tongue fabricated by the serpent poison nor Gu ii1
ever find themselves damned ~ idlht PRAISE lI ~ vs.
lukewarm in nothing, bnt distributed praise ana pam
openly manflly-and with most refreshing tAcuuh
For his frepds&c was ready 10 make any acnhces ana
he obeycd their behesis with cordial aacuiy never To
be forgotten by those whom lis position, official or othsr
enabled him assist. Our volunteer soldiers ana ON
Gers so suddenly called from industrial avocatons 20 put
down the great Rebellion received ms homage ana YEN
dercs soctude OF these he felt mat the dead were al
martvrs the living all heroes and his gratitude was IN
bounded In his State no pubic man ever pos SEQ
more of the affection Of the people. as was sulcehl
shown by his almost unanimous election by the Vermont
Legislature for a third term 10 The senate Of the Ohted
states lie always met bis colleagues with the most cor
dial salutaous l-wnd ever upped even the surface
Of their intercourse, and the most ge,ai, uHt
aifcctionate relations were maintained up 10 the 'st
moments of his life. His loss to his family - IT.
reparabc, and so profound is their gret as
10 find no solacc save in the contemplation OF ne sun
Unity of the dying Senator's Christian iath Inc Ia't
nttornces of great men often treasured up ana serve
10 prove the strength Of ruling, possibly Ieu!,
passion Of the deceased tat rarely have the as WORDS OF
any man been fl 70 be reported TO the world of suc
as 10 be more likely Ice forever engraven on the hearts
Of his friends than those Of Senator Foot Nlh"u an
enemy in the world: loving God and glowing with alice
ou for all and especially for an of those who visited hun
in his last hours-wh eyes stu hoaming with al theT
wontcd brilancy-bis uuimpassiOncd words, so clear!
articuatcd, lovingly tender were wen calculate" 10
touch every heart by their wonderful pathos. ,
Ilonorcd SENATOR True Patriot Faithful ilcnd-
Tie resolution offered by Mr. Mr. Woodbridge was
adopted and at 4:lj the House adjourned.
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--latest Ship News.

Steamship United kingdom (Br) Glasgow March &C. with dse.
and as pass. o Francis Mcdonald Co.
Steamship Huntsville Croker, New Orleans days with mdse.
and pass. X. Lowden.
ship uvnbs San Francisco % days with mdse 10 Gin
ton William.
ship Miranda (of Quebec Clark London ~ days with mdse
f. Wright Had succession Of NV during the
sage bulwark lost aud driven to the eastward
March lat a. Ion II, in heavy NV. Peter
der.ou saman Norway fell from the topsayard
board drowned 2h Peter Jefsen while reehng
esa tell from iorcyad the deck breaking his thighs and
ceiying other injuries, but s doing well.
Bark Sarah Hobart of Freepor) Coston Neuya II days with
sugar, to James Henry.
Bark RoIida Opevieh tAu) Gusins Trieste as days with
mdse Koop Sate Co Had very bad weather split
Lost sails
Bark eiress Clark Newcastle and Isle Of Wight 50 days with
H. r. W. Meyer vessel within
" miles OF III. Highlands wln ~. b. CsII.a
scLr Surprise beare Boston, eth mdss
SAILED.
Steamers vIso Hunter and Wsshnsten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

norsE OF RBrREsEyTArves WASHINGTON, Aph 10. 1906

IIorsr on NEpHRsEyTATlvfs. WAsnSGT0y, Apn IO ITJ0
Being Yesterday unavodaby called out OF the House at
time when was supposed by the friends Of the Civil A OH
that is would their opposition aud prevent vote
pon for a, least more lost vote that important
measure although the bill passed the House by an wIeee
dened majority regret ny especially 1t would
have been sufficient made ouhs Of the House in
favor Of IT, will subject as already TO nunr
u questions my absence Although absent CAY
hboat inmates attending to amaer at the which
cod not be Put of returned the vote had been taken and
lost record which consider second only Importance
cave for The amendment the Constitution s6ohng sayey the
United States.
No one who me- here elsewhere will suppose for mo-
nen that intended eysde the question, dodge the vote IN
parance You will therefore, Please do me the favor "
uubh this those VINO do not know sy under
stand my position that present would have voted In favor TIE
bill in accordance my convictions to secure all the benefits
contemplated by the amendment to the Constitution sboshiug
si.v.-v J. +. DRGG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
CATURDAY NIGHT. SATURDAY NIGHT.

THE BRIGHTEST AND wITrIEsT OF THE wEEkLlEa
CONTENTS OF NO. FOR APRIL II
INSANITY.
graphic sketch Of the inmates of Bokley Insane Asylam Ph
Their hobbies pscuiates thrilling story Of nadns'A
THE AsHTONs; OR, THE RIVAL LOVERS
An intensely interesting story
The most brilliant; Of modern ,imes BY welkrssn
author; commenced in this number.
MAuDE LUTON.
Continuation ofhis popular story
THE PARTISAN FASHIONS.
MR. JoNEsS COMMUNAL FELICITY.
CHINESE WOMEN
OUR CHESS COLUMN $500
UNDER SEATTLE STORY OF DIVER.
THE QUEENS COURT.
FASHIONABLE GOSSIP.
THE LOlrERER ABOUT TOWN
JNO QUILL sEEKETH TO BECOME TRAGEDIAN.
WANDERINGS or THE PEN
ABLE DRAMATIC CRITICISMS.
INDECENT PICTURES.
GOING OUT FOR A DRINK.
EXHAUSTED LANGUAGE.
THE GREAT SOCIAL EVIL" OF TIE DAY
an APPEAL FOR THE MERCHANTS,
THE STORY OF TIE GUILLOrlSE.
BIS Or FOREIGN GOSSIP.
PARTISAN SOCIETY.
ITEMS OF HONE NEWS.
CHOICE POETRY
INTERESTING MISCELLANEOUS NATTER
ABLE EDITORIALS OK PDPU LAE TOPICS
FIRST CLASS ORIGINAL litIOk.
Fol sale W al News Agents. - -
Wholesale agents
SAMUEL H. BAUCKER, Nos. 81 and % AnEst.
DAVIS & ELYERsON. Proprletors.
Third AID ChestnD,-sts..
Philadelphia. Pa
20 TO THOMAS II. AGNEW's, Nos. go and
" 262 Greenw corner Of Moray and there you viii md
Coe. Fish, Flour and everything else cheaper than any
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK.
THE NETWORK
WEEKLY TRIBUNE.


THE N. Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week cOntn' te 'b
LEADING Acknowledging Resurrection Strip; ussTsion
TIE logic Q, The fsdsT seiT s at a.
Teaching The Reaction Free Trade Pss ot fts.y
News military Naval New. from Washington New.
w soss1e ss The W..! ass DS a Miscellany
oa1s o. tho G sM both House, Of conu.u
tbs fxssss-whoiesae Canada New Brunswick Be
Invaded Of F-nn Army the Maine Frontier.
English War vessels and Volunteers Campo BelO Island The Pros.
Civil R.eaT. sE3sUssssh q q. ,1 Il
R.xsLr. AMONG TIE Recommendation Our Special Cores
pondeu Charleston : c. Florence c. and Savannah Ga
THs NseROrs Oy Texas
% M LnO%Sg sS sS1d e ssS
Not to be Educated the Expense the state Hostility the
TAG BISHOP OF TKxAs on NEW lay
CoSsRRss-Absraet Of the Proceedings
HK HALTAr-FiAy Deaths and One Hundred and
PcPuLAR BorISr-An Illustration Of Some of the Most Interest.
ni pn.no..s G 's,es si q, Don
COLA lL-Raiq Potatoes in Warn Climate Best Method Gem
soni deficiency Of butter aud Grass In Wurm oimee Orr,
Required low be Crown the soa,h ard by What
GARDEN sEEDs-wtat to Buy; When and Where to Plant
INTERESTING TO tARxsRs-Amerean Institute Far4sr Cab
Mafc q 9qaA Gr,'' New Sfrc berry Bisst sswS3', 70,
Tie Best Breed Hogs DO Rabbi, a Vine aApld
ssP seed Corn sap8ake,. Cultivated Bee Paste. Importance
in Clbbases Prospect. Pratt
How Wine Made; ard hancock
County Objections to Grap- Grow ~ anu Making Is an
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Passengers sailed.

FOR sANANNAiI-.u Steamship Vrgo-John Nhiock. Capt
joseph Ofoye. M and Mrs. A. T. Rowe aud children Capt
BORDEN stone Mr. Lesser l. Joseph M Meliah9n Mr. Ste
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authority eminent medical assure our readers that
the case was moi cholera in any degree and think
there win be no cuy showing that death was produced by
tbat he affair undergoing thorough scientific investigation
and hope 10 make definite Of the result In the
ase for fear amoung czens and the rumor so rife IN
some portions of the city concerning the epidemic have no
foundation whatever in fact
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BELOW.

BELOW. 80
Barts-Caponi Reid from Shanghai Dec. 49, s.,.lor "a
West iudies, and BremeTin ~
Bries-Bscbeor Messiua; Matilda from Meh "a a,x;s
Time. Selma and Ramonita. -
WIND-At Sunset, 81.
SPOKEN.
the Ses-stip April lat ~ 90 lon. II So from WSur<A
FOR New-York 80 days out
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CITY NE Ws.

CHARITY FAIR.-A Fair is being held in the Hall,
No. % Sirhaye opposite Eghthst in, aid of OF the
coored schools OF the city We recommend ii to those of
readers who feel interested in any degree in the Of
these institutions and desire contribute thereto
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ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE
AND AKT.-Dr Mcgowan. recently traveller among the
Celesas aud familiar with Chinese and customs
will deliver lecture before the section Of Political and Social
Science Of the NewYork Association this evening O'Clock
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HENRY CLAY's BIRTHDAY.-Yesterday being the
birthday of henry Clay and in pursuance of resolution
adopted by the Common Council the State National and City
flags displayed from the City Hail. Controllers Office and
other public buildings Of the city.
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Announcements

FINEST READY-MADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA
Gents Youths and Chldrens all quite equal TO work
received C0) latest styles French English and
Scotch Goods for the Custom Department.
BRoKAw BROS
No 60 Lafayette place. and No - Fourth ave,
Opposite Cooper Union.
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$500 BRICKS per hour are made by the ma
uoSAr' which clayemperiug machine. and the bricks
made by it CLIMATES. Those made by the
dry pressing machines will all cumble to pieces being
exposed to frost. ADRIAN REQrA General Agent No 100
Broadway " Y.
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On another page, under Instruction. see adver-
tsement OF BuRNHMs AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, supe
institution located ut Springfield. Massachusetts.
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Passeugers Arrived.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship United Kinsdon-Peter Allen
Miss Meyirs +. Seao, Miss Martin, Miss Mccarthy
hl Mason Mr. Mitchell Mr. Gillespie, Mr.. Brodie Mr.
Park MI. Petles, aud 400 in the steerage
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THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH protects each
This simple Telegraph applied invisby aud with.
damage affords protection than bars bots locks
T.. HOLMES No. 1913 Broadway.
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The SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY,
OFFICE No. IS Wall.st.
YARD Nos. 2t3 and 265 West Twenty .fithst.,
between Seventh and Eghth.ayes.
See advertisement on last page.
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DIR. JOIN l.. KENNEDY, Office No. 30 Bond-St., near
BroadwaySprc attention Chronic diseases FeyeTs dis
the Chest aud general system.