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1t is rumoted in diplomatic circles at
Washington that Mr.. Thornton, the British
Minister, will ultimately be superseded by
an English diplomatic representative OF the
highest embassadoriaI rank; that the retir'
ing Minister will be promoted to Madrid ;
and that the new Ambassador will, through
liberal hospitality, ascertain Senatorial
sentiments before opening further negoua.
tions for the adjustment Of the Alabama
question. This proceeding, it is presumed,
will relieve the administrations of both gov,
ernmeuts from the annoyance of q failure to
confirm and insure a settlement acceptable
to the Senate
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NEw YoRE, June l5,-ln the suit for
damages against the owners Of the emigrant
ship James Foster Jr., Judge Gross in the
marine court decided yesterday that the de-
PENDANTS could not delay the case in order
10 obtain evidence Of the British passenger
inspector at Liverpool.
The Common Council yesterday adopted
a resolution approprating $4,000 for the
celebration Of the 4th OF July.
At a monthly meeting OF the association
for Advancement of the science and arts
last evening at Cooper Institute, a new bar
ometer, with which it is claimed, accurate
soundlngs in any depth Of water may be
taken, was exhibited and explained.
A general convention Of the Swedenbor.
gian church, will be held in this city to.mor.
row.
PHILADELPHIA, June l3.-At the Curtin
dinner, last evening, Count Bodlsco, who
responded to the toast Of Russia in few
remarks, read the following;
ITO Count Bodisco, Charge d. Affairs
SIR-The sympsthies Of our august soyer.
eign toward the American people, and for
their destlnies, are too active and too sin.
cere to permit his majesty not once again
20 experience a desire to express them on
the advent Of Gen, Grant to the presidency
OF the federal union.
"By order of the emperor you are instruct
ed to become the interpreter Of these senti.
ment5 near the president. The Fervices
which Gen. Grant has rendered TO his coun-
try, under such circumstances, warrant au
spicious augures Of the future, and Of the
great work to which he bad the glory to con-
tribute in manner SO efficient. This work
Of paciicaton and of material prosperity
has not met with, and will not anywhere
meet with more cordial and more steAdiast
sympathy than in Russia.
"ALExASpER, Car OF Russia.
WAsHrSGroS, June l5.-Letters from Rio
Janeiro Of April 9th, and Buenos Ayres
April 18th, state that nothing has been
heard from Minister Mcmahon since his
landing at the headquarters Of Lopez, De.
cember last, Brazilian authorities made CIV.
cry effort to forward bis dispatches from the
state department, but we're unsuccessful, as
Lopez refused to receive flags Of truce, and
shot several flag bearers. Commander
Kirkland, consul at Wasp, station in Par
aguay, states that be believes McMaAOn is
imprisoned. Three escorts Of McMahon
who remained ut Bueuos Ayres have become
abandoned, and have written to the state de.
partment asking Intervention. Dispatches
for MchIahon have been returned to Com.
mauder Kirkland by the Brazilian comman,
der,iu.chief Of the flag ship Gerril.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

A Republican journal says complaints are
made at New York, that Collector Grinnell
has removed several ex.o(Iicers and soldiers,
to make room for ward politicians. Gen.
Max Weber is among the removals. To
whom shall the complaints be made Ger.
tainly not to Grant or Boutwell,, at Washing
ton, for they have both set Collector Grin
nell the example, and would of course re-
fuse to repremand him for following it,
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by 46l6gIdpH'
JAMES FOSTER CASE.
NEW GOLD DISCOVER
IES IN CALIFORNIA.
DEATH OF 4 BRITISH
GOVERNOR.
Exploring Expedition.
CUBAN NEWS.
LETTER FROM THE GAR.
Paris Guie {.
Exploring Expedition.
CUBAN NEWS.
LETTER FROM THE CZAR.
Paris QUie ( .
& Ii L Nj H .

bash, on the Wabash valley railroad, was
the scene of fearful cutting AiFray this
evening between four men under the intlu.
euce Of whiskey, and over politics. They
used knives freely, and one Of them, james
Morgan, received what will prove fatal
wound in the abdomen. lie will not live
but few hours. Another, Charles Reynolds,
received a very dangerous cut in the leg
The other two, Thomas McKohn and &.
Hale, we're more or less injured, though not
seriously. The latter two were arrested and
confined to answer charges tomorrow.
SAN FRANCIsco, June l4.-Me1ican ad.
vices state that the extensive gold fields dis.
covered near CaImada district are represent.
ed to be 100 miles long, and to excel the
California mines in richness. There is a
great rush Of people TO the new district.
The Governor of Calima is ordered to
punish kiduappers with death.
II is reported that the Governor OF Sonora
ousted the custom house officers Of Gaymus
because Of Il cir refusal to furnish funds for
the protection Of the state against Indians
Political affairs are quiet in the states Of
Calma, Senola and Lower Californian,
In anticipation Of the government issuing
greenbacks, the merchants of Calima print
on their bill heads, payable in gold or sill.
YER
Governor Seymour, of British Columbia,
died June IVth On bosrd the uunOoat spar,
rowhawk, while on tour Of inspection Of
the northern coast OF British Columbia
The cause Of his death was weakness and
exhaustion
zen lhoinaS mas oIueFeu lhiilIafy eA'
pedluon 10 sonth eastern NeVsus WITH
view 10 ascertain 'ne 'h"rHe.er ana resources
OF the country, before establishing posts
there ior mining explorations
RlcHMOND, June IA duel was fought
on Saturday afternoon, between Capt NJ. T..
Cameron, editor Of the Petersburg Index,
conservative, and Robert W. hughes, con
trIbutor to the Richmond State journal, he.
publican, IN consequence OF an article de-
nounclng Hughes. The hight took place IN
North Carolina, ! e miles from the Norfolk
n Petersburg railroad. The weaPon9 used
were pistols. Cameron was struck IN the
breast at the hrat hire, the ball striking rIb
and glsncing.
Hughes demanded another ire, but the
surgeons pronounced Cameron unable to de
liver another shot. Hughes then declared
that he was satisfied, and the affair ended
Cameron's wound IS severe, bat not con
sidered dangerous.
ST LOUIS, June l&.-The trial of Capt.
VIM. b. Donaldson, charged with killing
Henry Anderson, coIored porter on tnG
steamer Great Republic, last August, VIII
commence tomorrow.
SrRIEGFTELD, ILL.,, June Z'--fToceeui"2'
nhder the eHtrauitoh ,rea.Y HaNe uoo" 'o' "
,QhR uine III progress 'o5 ''o "l',os '. nv nv
Hehry Ira'IS' VINO iS muIugI7N g, ma" ~ 'nl9
city IN FebFuary, l9o-' me C"Sc .,r mas , a'
last been comPIe'eo' ana 'ne SheflH leaves
tonight 20 .... REEVE sNe P'''O"'' ''o'" '"'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

GrasshopPers are SO thick along the Union
Pacific railroad track that train wa.
stopped by them in the vicinity of Green
River on Monday of last week. The pesscn.
gers we're compelled to get out and throw
sand on the track before the train could pro.
rapd
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

In the Spanish Cortes on Saturday, Ma,
varre advocated the election Of the Duke Of
Montpensier to the throne, and declared his
preference for immediate and final action
on the part of the Cortes to that effect
The Duke Of Montpensier has entered
Spain, and is now in Andalusia.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

From July lst 1863 to June goth 1863
the receipts of the Uuited States Treasury
from all sources will probably be about
$36O,OOO, 600 and expenditures, including in.
terest on the public debt, about S32j,OoO,'
GOO, leaving a surplus of about $3j,OOO,OOO
to apply on the public debt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

A fire broke out in Georgetown, Scott
county, Ky, Saturday night, and made a
clear sweep, principally of business houses,
from G. D. Trimble's drug store, at the
Court House, on the north side Of Main
street, to Hamilton street. Here it crossed
and burned half square on the south side
of Main street. Loss $225,O0O.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

The musical hubbub at the Hub has be-.
gun to hum. Musical organizations and
crowds of visitors are arriving by every train,
Two hundred thousand people are probably
already crazy from the musical thunder that
shakes the Hub to its foundation.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

The winners Of purses At the Riverside
Park races are anxious about the safety Of
the proprietor, who held stakes amounting
to several thousand dollars and has not re.
ported since the races.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

Womans rights received blow at a recent
wedding in St. Louis, where the clergyman
instructed the bridegroom that he must be
the ruler in the household and not allow his
wife to pervert Scripture by usurping the
authority
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

There have been 500 applications filed
for veIocipede patents. One hundred pa.
tents have been issued all of which are for
bicycles. No patents have been issued as
yet for the tricyclcs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

Chicago gIarkst.
TSlogTApksd TO the ARags.
CHiOAso, June H..
Flour quiet firm At unchanged prices.
Wheat firm higher closing l,l5..
Corn firm No bai No GUl.
Oats quiet agy,
Rye quiet POI
barley entcrely nominal
Pork hrm 1928.
Lard firm lgt,
Highwnes dull unsettled nominal yjagi.
LivE srOCE.
UNoN SrocK YARDS, juno Is.
Cattlo fair demand steady; rects 22Sq salcs gll
at 800 common 20 fair cows and light steers,
6SjaI,4O good 20 chntte steers.
Hog market opened active, became dull, owing
to large rects; rects S542; sales 2ji7 at s,3OagO
common TO fir: 9aq 30 good to choicei extra so.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

A sausage vender Of New Orleans has
procured the arrest Of oil the neighboring
butchers because they barked and mewed
when customers came to buy Of him.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

d. NJ. Lcthermen has announced himself
an independent candidate for Governor Of
Tennessee. He is the third independent
candidate.
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Dailp argus,
orFTOIAL PAPER.

MAYNARD seems to be loved equally with
Stokes and Serter in Tennessee. One furi.
Gus editor styles him-"that sniyelllng, tai.
low.faced, long g.nosed, black.hea'ted blossom
of loilty."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

The second adventists declare that the
world will come to an end on the 10th day
Of july. For great maug people no doubt
1t will.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15
BUSINESS CARDS.
BLYTHE Il STODOARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,

MANUFACTURE sll kinds Of Wagons,
WI Carriages, Sulkcs, Skeletons, Farm and
Express Wagons, &c. Every description Of r.
pairing done at short notice. Particua atten-
tlOn paid to manufacturing to order.
mav2blIv.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

Lard OIL, No. lA5
hnseed oil,
boiled .',,...,.....,"......... l.2O
',uto'o ''''', Lie
Soar AND CANpLKS--
Wsrnoek & Ralston'' c +, per lb.........g gla9Ic
Henry Darts sons y, g. per lb..................glc
star candles II lga26o
Pressed
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Seed Wheat! Seed Wheat

WE call the attention Of our farmers to Geo.
w A. DettSs large list Of the best Winter
Seed Wheat in this country. Mr.. DeitE has se-
lected twenty varieties out Of over one hundred
on his Seed Wheat Experimental Farm, near
Chambersburg, Pa, and now offers them for
sale. We advise every farmer to send for the
Experimental Farm Journal, in which descrip-
tioa and price list is given. Mr.. DeitI will send
one copy free to all who send for it.
Address
GEO. A. DEITz,
junSv2m. ChsRbsrsburE, Pa.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15

atOchs and ETonsy.
TolegrAphsd to the AHsus.
Nav YoRE, June Is.
Gold, SI,as
Coupons Of 81, 2II 90. p, g., H., e., lsi
new l9i, g. I've, 6, lgi; IO-lO's $, y. I.C
l,ssg; Pa glt, X. ]. l,29, st. Paul 533, Pa
s4s, Fl. ". lat!, ". L. 4O., VI. 4. -, L. 5.
90, n. W. 81, T. 4 W.1a.
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McNEAL 4 JONES, PrOpriotOr,,

WEEKLY AssUs--Three Dollars year. II paid
wholly in adyance. Twenty-Five cents will be
added for every three months payment is delayed.
In Clubs Of 10 or more, at $3.50 each, and one
copy extra for every club of 10.
DAILY ARaus--Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
for every three months, payable in advance, or
$40 a year. By the week, twenty-five cents, in
advance.
ROBERT T, HcEEAL. hlLroh 'OhEs'
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C 0 M M { R CIAL.
Latest New York, Chicago and
st. Louis Reports.

Correct Rock Island Quotations.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-06-15
NJ. SCHLEGEL,
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS,

CIG A II ~
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES, 4Cr in Mitchell
L 4 Lyudo's Block, next door to GleimG. All
Brands kept on hand. and all orders promptly
attended To-. dive me a call ma3ldly
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TERMS.

WEEKLY ARGuG, established October ls,.ls5l.
DAILY ARaUs, established July l3, 1854.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

esqu.r miles; for horses during TN nestOg beaten
than once allowed 70. r. N - ar ofthree miles
In addition, the fOllOWlnB eNeepsvah0' AOi Wv r."
meeting have been opened - s,o - b.,f trse,. 10 he
Sweepstakes for Fes ioaleA IN 1901 go Ave- 61ougs
run the first dav Of the 1fst meeting ID i0O" DA''
Closed lst March, l809 -, -, &C., dam Ii,sie W ty
sSIes 5p, ,b Nellie JamsS BY Dollar dam FeuTdeCh'"pH
p MorsS Remorsecrs by imp Eclipse dam Bareary "
SimOon p,,,,. bv Gl,rcoe
s hi 4 Ittells b. T., by imp Harrington dam OPNDS =" f
Knit Of S. George. , -. r.ni,gton dam Luz.
t 0Rops cb by Glendower dam Punela ~ G'Sneoe' 10
W Cot-.sls b. Cricket by Daniel Boone dam LiA "'' y
Lexington. - ..oo, A.,, s,-,,t.. "a ba run on tho
5 % f tbe 6 meeting 1862 Distance hve ieiions t,
YES r colts and Fe foalee In 1907, WV esS So
ft 10 lie run on last day Of the trst neetng IN O'
ess The above stakes closed on the h OF MarS - upJ nv
l. Avg Bslnougs c Telegram by censor uAni my ~
ssmes ch Lady Love- BY Censor dam Lizzie W. mp
r. Morss b. RemOrseess BY imp Eclipse dam B'o'nV Z"
| Simeon. L.. An, of RoeebuA.
] s. NJ A. Isttelrs ch by imp Balro"hle' u~h i4n -
! UDOn . -, -, L.. p,rsI, bv Glencoe
gspsi, h Restless by Voucher dan knget W a.. oP
The shove mentioned entries all closed on tHo @ lsS @
| March The other entries viii DC puphsheu "S no -
| cOmpiate
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
rrvrn ~ AN oLIyrR.sr. R0oKERY.

Inspector Post of tho Sanitary Commission
visited he premses at No. 90 OIyorst yeltorday IN
search OF fevor He found three families occupying two
small and wrochod garrei aud case OF typhoid ieYer
I'm each family The remaining portions or the two build
pgs we're mostly fastened mp and seemed 20 be unoccu-
uied The garros low aud dIrty, Hud TIE ar ln
Them sitting aud poisonous. The rulu dHpped ihInuF
he roof and stood puddes n tie narrow passage. and
ON tbe stairs which were dark aud cAety ln the ca
IRENE: and in one OF the gacs, early n the Afternoon
with the door aud only window Vide open, lamp hh 10
DO lighted ia order 10 examine tho patient, who lay
eonsy The husband Of thls wrcchcd woman had shane
fully left her without fire attention. and kiudlehIed
neighbor herself just recovered nom the FEVER had takeh
her into the little garret n which suC Wu4 found m the
lnst stage OF typhoid disease IEs neighbQrs chlld,
pretty curly haired little boy, also ia dangerously
foyerish state. The third patient Was sturdy irish
woman the mother Of II children u years OF thth,
and AN old gray-hcadedWomau occupying the gaTet WITH
her She did know she had the fever but admitted
who had been III IN the rear part of the IO0kery,
and when ho was taken away IN the
black cart" she had put his two coats
on him. and had felt dcathly sick ever since. yhe
other woman was already very anxious 20 be removed %
the hospta and this patient declared herself ready 20
60 anywhere even II she died m the street rather than
stay and give the fever 10 her children Requests were
Immediately issued for the removal Ot these two women
10 the Charity Hospitals and the whole pemise8 are IN
such a villanOus condition as would amply juAty the
Board OF Health IN ordering them TO be entirely vacated
AMI closed This rOOery has been known 10 tho health
officers AZ q fever and cholera "nost" FOR the last l5
years, and ia good illustration OF class OF dwellings
which would be well for the health OF the city II tho
Board authorized TO order torn down without delay
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

On Tuesday evening a little son Of Mr. Har-
mon Banzig fell into tub OF scading water his pa
rents residence, No 792 SecOndayo and was 30 badly
scalded that he died yesterday
The Grand Jury has found true bill against
Elizabeth MOrarty, for The indictment charges
her with setting fire to the dwelling OF her employer r
Charles Mount OF East Eighty on the 18Th Of
October last
Of the six or more strikes which have taken
place In this city during the past two months three have
proved disastrous tO the men. On Fen. 49, the Society
men In Tolough Glies stone ya1h, in Flftetllst.,
struck against the employment In the yard Of society
men le men All went out aud the result has been their
places nave been supplied with Mons Society men, The
same result has attended the strike recently nauguraed
IN to c0operage establishment Of Mr.. Qdell, In West
Nneteolthst while the sla6 roofers formerly employed
by one OF the largest uptown firms who struck for ad.
vance o pay nave gone 10 work elsewhere their places
having been hlled by non Union men.
Among the arrivals yesterday were Gov.
rage OF VERMONT Gov. Butler OF Nebraska tho Hon. j..
n MoOfheht Philadelphia, and the Hon. NJ A. BrysOn,
~ LOUIS ht the ~ Nicholas Hotel; ex-senator Dixon OF
Goncctcn ana the Hon. NJ l.. Bemus, Albany, at the
Fiith Avenue Hotel; tho Hon. j. V, H. Pruyn, Albany
aDd j. NJ DOuRlas, Chicago, ut the HroyOort House
Comnbd0ro EmnOns, u. b. Navy tho lion. j. d. Bald.
win, NOrceser Mdss, and Gen. q. j. Stannard, Yer
mont ut ile Astor House Gen Fitzpatrick, Judge j. b.
southaid, ClornlAj Col II. g. Clark Providence, aud
C0l Freddy u. - ~, at the Metropolitan Hotel and
hotel.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
ARREST or oAR.nR1YERs.

Yesterday morning over 100 drivers Of various
city cars were brought before the Mayors Marshal on
charge Of not being properly licensed in accordance
with city ordinances As most Of these drivers were
ignorant Of tho existence OF these ordinances the Mar
shal dismissed them, and told them 10 take ont their
licenses with which order they Immediately compiled.
These wholesale arrests caused tho stOppage OF many OF
the cars in consequence Of which tho Mayors Marshal
caused TO be sent to the Presidents OF tho CITY Railroad
Companies an explanatory letter, as follows:
MAYORS OFFICE March TO- 1852
DHiE The Of the this morning By the police Of the
drivers resulting the sOpptge Of the you line detention
the passengers Illegal aud unauthorized a. stupid aud u
convenient When the Mayor desires 10 ens the odnsng relation
70 noneuses will do without phug poor innocent people
the offenders DO reached n another e bat quite
IS effective manner. JosEPH H. ToOKKR, Fnt MaIAaL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

Tuesday evening verdict IN SSST % PS Sn
Az NO 20 ooIdaniv on Tuesday night. VerdlcA A u tbo
2 from disease native d SP sand 81
bOdy OF H. deceased had gone TO bed copv ptad
n%dST the Of LIQUOR and gSt hGT and Death and
a. tIe nilIoWs as TO cause sun9calion anu N
III III st lae vas rendered accordingly over the
held an RqIest Sqqe5 who
body oi i.h nor mother at No AZ Avenue b. & &lno az
cnc showed that deceased fell ~ N pnsT apart
No lo4 fVi IId a an lounge She supposed AZ tu
So by the to be bS 3SSns Ssr dead De
INTO tne @ C 1onc6 made post-mortem examination sr
ogEd that death resulted M from dsease e.mony S
VeIaSe er ar scbirmer will hold an inquest to-day, , az m m
MoreTe over the body of Patrick Who deC
IrciSnd aged so years. q driver " "0O"'''''' '
nddeniv at NO l29 Washington.st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
TIE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

The Board Of Consulting Engineers of the
East River Bridge Company held second meeting at
their Office corner OF Fulton aud Front Ste yesterday at
which the subject Of discussion 70 the necessity or
degrabty OF carrying the foundations or the piers 10
the rock which, by bOrings was shown 10 De et depth
of more than 100 feet The materials above tho rock on
tho BROOKLYN side were gravel aud bowl1ers and the
New-YOrk side, mud, gravel and micgoOus sand, for "A
depth OF 90 feet The depth Of 60 feet, was beloved
would place tho foundations Of tho pors safe beyond
question. IL was deemed prudent however TO consider
depth Of C5 20 feet depending tho character OF
the SOIL as II developed In the process Of construction
The pneumatic inverted oasson proposed by the con
sructDg engineer was also discussed ana generally ap
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
FIRE AT PATERSON, N DESTRUCTION OF


At o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke
in the waste and oToOm Of the brick cotton mill Of
II. & A. Adams, in the Of the Phoenix MIL on
Boudinotst, Paterson. The fremen labored we'll, but
without organization system. The police force
prompt and efficient The building fell in after burning
hour. and is total wreck The machinery was partly
new, of the best kind, and is almost total loss The fire
communicated TO Smith Sykes machine shop, which
was saved, with most OF tho machinery although both
were badly damaged by water John T.. Van Wrinkle ~
Co.'S machine shop and fOundery also burned out
leaving nothing but cnders The third and fourth stories
OF LOWS Industry Mil cotton) badly burned and
much damage was done 20 IL by water. These mills
were situated In the midst OF the series OF Paterson
cotton mills. Tho Adams Mil contained 100 looms for
weaving musketO netting 1854 spudles in selfa6ting
mules. There was also stored In the mill heavy stock
OF tne last years manufactured netngs and yarns, and
100 bales OF new cotton. The loss OF the Adams Mill is
over $l6oOO on which there il $4,000 insurance In
ersi London Hartford, EewYork, and Brooklyn compa
mes Two hundred hands from this mill are thrown out
OF einplOyment Smith Sykess loss $1,000 TO o. 800;
nbred Tor t25OO j. i. Van Wrinkle loss 900
ION4OOO Insured for 5000 IL. N Low ~ Co's loss Ia
t insured The reason Of the disparity between the
amount OF the nsurances and tho value OF the buildings
was oeeasioned by the high premium such buildings
Stephth MeGibbOns brother OF the notorious "TOm,"
Az brennan, was knocked from ladder by a falling
VA 9lg sustained dangerous injuries John O'Neill
was MT on the mead by dropping bricks and also injured