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Piuue and Marsoilles.

rs the season advances, we would call at
tention to the above articles. They are to
be found in great variety Of quality, styles
and prices at
NEWBuKGERg.
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SPECIAL MEErlNG.-By reference to a no
tice elsewhere, it will be seen that u special
meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors has been
called, to commence on the seventh day Of
June
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To-Day's Advertisem' Is


LIST OF LETTERS
u FMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE POST
Ii Office at Rock Island State of Illinois, on
May 18th, 1852
Anderson A Long Timothy
Bangs Charles Lewis David
Barry Charles Morrison & Lyman
Brooks CB Marston George
Bsrous + Morrison John
Beardsley F I hurry Mary miss
Beach James NJ McMartin Mary mrs
BankSOn K. Chratin Mygatt SylvetterN
BURNETT 5 A Mrs MoMilIen VIM E
Corbtt A J Miss Nordlof Anna mise
Comet James Peterson Farm
Carter John Riley James
Dean William Smith Hunter
Fleming Margaret IN iss Sharp George
Freeman Lees Severn Atueda mrs
Earrel A mrs She'll Andrew
HemOr Sarah mrs Schafer, Greer j Co
Hanson Hanna Thompson Vim
johnson Matilda miss Wells VIM
Knox Hiram With Della miss
Lutz Fannie mrs
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for "Adrertised Letters" and give the
date of this list.
Gss- If not called for within one month they
will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office.
MARCUS B. OSBORN, P. N.
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LOCAL COLUMN.

FITTERs CEsTs line will b. charged for
each insertion of srticles under this head.
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SINGULAR APF41R.-David H. Logan, Of
Oxford, Iowa, who married young lady at
Iowa City some six weeks ago, came to Ds.
venport last week on business. On last
Saturday morning lie paid his hotel bill,
stated that he intended going to Moline, but
would be back in time to take the train 60.
ing west, and has not been seen or heard
from since. Previous to his departure, he
drew a sum of money out of the First Ma
tonal Bank Of Davenport
Mr. Logan is about 40 years Of age, 5 feet
7 inches in height, Light complexion, brown
hair, sandy whiskers, and an American by
birth
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PETER FRIES,

EcTIPIER AND MANUFACTURER or
II Domestic Liquors, Importer aud Dealer In
Roselgn Wine, and Liquors. Front street, oppo-
tiss Ferry Landing. Book LslAsd, Ill.
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tETut GtvlsEoTr5 are about to place re-
strrtious on their vcIocipedists. Riding
the animals on the streets will probably be
prohibited
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pUsxNnss CARDS.
II. c. C0NNELLY,

A TToRNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUB
n tic, Rock Island, III. once over the Post
Office.
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WEIGH & GREGG's groceries, sign of Big
Hogshesd.
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Daily argus.
Friday Evening, May IA, 1859.
Uranium lob Printing.

Orders for job Printing will meet siih I Io,1pt
attention at the ARgus 0pPGCE, AMI DC - -.
IN the very best manner and at r'Aso""'''
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AHrHL o. ALtSs' JAHEs ". sInoEsoR.
ALLEN 4 SINONS0N,

4 TT0RNEYs AND COuNsELORs AT
n Law, Rock Island, Ill. 0fiOe 10 ButoEd'.
Block.
Wp9sdly.
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TERRlBLE ACCIDENT Ar MoLINE.--A ter
rlble accident occurred at Dimock & Could
tub and pail factory, Moline, Yesterday NOR.
ming ll3th) A young Swede named John
Carlstedt about fifteen years Of age had his
right arm drawn iuto planning machine,
the knives making three thousand revoln-
uons per minute, by which it was slashed to
pieces up to or three inches above the ell
bow. A more terrible inhiction could
scarcely be imagined. As soon as extricat.
ed, the arm was bound up, and a. soon as
medcs. aid could be summoned, was prop,
erIy dressed, This is the first accident that
ever occurred at this establishment
AN ESCAPE A considerable degree of
telegrammauc correspondence was carried
on yesterday and the day previous between
On otilclai OF our city and a respectable den.
zen OF the state CAPITA, ia reference TO
| young ,ady--dsuRhter Of the latter. The
aforesaid correspondence was not Of he ago
and ask Pa order, but wa,,utendcd to head
Of" young man who had not successfully
1 game and a&t,i Pa. The officer was instruct
/ I'd 10 arrest the young coup,e-each and
srg.y-lt found. Miss - left home on
Wednesday morning and was joined at New
ton by her lover: the parties arrived here,
stopped at the Scott House over night aud
left on the steamer Minneapolis Yesterday
morning for St. Louis. There they will
probably be captured by the Chief Of Police
who has been telegrsphed -Darenport Ga.
| Eette l4b.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
AIKEN at Post Hospital, Rock Island Arsenal, for
the week ending May 18th, 1869.
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TINE TABLE.
Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.

IEANE. ARHINE.
nav Express and Mail, so0a IN. 6.20p. m.
Night Express, bla p IN o.4o a. M
GOINd WHsT.
Day Express and Mail 645 an, $50 a. m.
Night Express, E f. p. III. g.05 =. IN.
Western Union Railroad.
Expire. Passenger, b40a m 1885 p. m,
Night ENpres-, 6.anp. In. $50 3 u
Rock Island l. Peoria Railroad
Leave Rock Island, 100 q. IN. and 100 +. IN.
Arrive at Rock Island, I,O0s' IN. and 800 p ~.
re- Trains run by Chicago time, which IL Is
minutes faster than Rock Island time.
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All THE Go.-Welch X Gregg's grocer
les.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

EU RoPRAN NHws By CABLB.-The church
oill still occupies the attention OF the English
Commons. The chief topic of debate before
them last night was clause IN the bill pro-
viding compensation for Naynooth College
from the church funds. Gladstone and
D'lsraeli favored the grant and Bright opposed
II and Sir George Jenkinsen CONSERVATIVE
meved to strike out the clause providing for
compensation for Maynooth College out Of the
Church funds, but the amendment was re.
Jected by vote of 3l8 to l9l-showing q Gov.
erpment majority Of l26. Mr.. Aytoun (LiberaD
Moved An amendment that the compensation
10 Maynooth College take the form Of annui.
ties, instead OF a capitalized sum. After long
discussion, the House again divided, with the
following result: For the amendment lqs;
against, 35. Other amendments which had
been proposed were then Withdrawn, and
clauses 50 ana 40. in regard to the College OF
Maynooth, as originally introduced by MIR.
Gladstone, were adopted. The English Vice
Chancellor has decided against the United
; ates in the case Of the latter against Colen
McRae. TO obtain from defendant an account of
and delivery of money and goods received by
him, while acting as an agent OF the Confeder.
ate Government. Instructions, not transpIra-
BILE, have been forwarded by the Home dow
ernment 70 the British Minister AZ Madrid
Carlist conspiracy nas been discovered in Bar
ceiona, SPAN, and a number OF arrests have
been made In consequence.
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THE POLICE QUESTION IN THE MAS
sACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
Affidavit of John A. Houng-Tbe Lord
Rand

Bosros, May THE final hearing before
the Leg islative Committee on the SUBJECT of the
Metropolitan Police, took place last eyenIug
when the amdayIt Of John A. Young. OF New
YORK, was read, detailing the circumstances
connected with the Lord bond robbery Youpy
says: "Mr. Lord gave me a written power of
attorney, as dad also Mr.. Barron. I conferred
with and acted under the advice of A. Oakley
Hail. then District Attorney, aud now Mayor
OF New York. We both concluded that there
was no reasonable chance Of convictiny any
one OF the crime and Mr.. Hall was fully salts
he'd to nave me direct my atten ton chiefly to
the recovery of the property. Although sew
eral parties were arrested and indicted in New
York, yet no evidence could be procured suffi-
cient to warrant q trial.
The afhdayit further says:-"The only money
paid TO Heath Jones, or any other officers In
Boston, was p 600; and this was all the COM
pensauon received by them and others for
many months OF service, and many JOURNEYS
TO Montreal, New York, Philadelphia and
elsewhere, and for the recovery OF betw en-
three and four hundred thousand dollars There
never was any suspicion Of unfaith'plness Of
any kind, or OF any misconduct on the part of
Heath or Jones'"
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"a rs,ures sn $500 ~ so,ns rpose iast year,
Ia po,sv -, 30, ~ To
,ound 70 con,s., ,s - y. q .onoon raih was
80. ~ IMAM a h'e'y infant
Leuhe uaoes unionists M England are
ogeng s!suemane emigration. lt Is be-
,.,rssI ILL. .na' se'e,a tnonsand spinners and
ton ana in yortsn',s ,', -. oat az fres-
a Observation-Disclosures -, =. e -. " aioeo 70 emtgrate-
'.
,ns nnrrss ~ nas oeen neld IN Cincinnati for
,os, me- o,Pose oi organizog company 70 COM
as the trs.p W. on Oh alournai to be known
-o. U-...
OOn hentucky railroad recently, while q
un va YsssnG tntougna tunnel, q young
hi,. 's W kiss Sni VINO sat an front OF
i.rs. ~. ~e se,1so ne nand end OIL Out
-.G EErsnrs~.. ~ - -. - emer keo, tne younk
mo.' wiepYass ep nn breeding nand, expfaln-
- ~ su"a"6 arsenos now tne "winoow feI
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INTERESTING NEWS FKON the
SANDWICH ISLA HlS.

SAN FRAFCIeCo, May 6.-Honolul adyices
10 April 22d have been received. There was
considerable excitement and alarm felt by the
people OF Honolulu, occasioned by a rumor of
conspiracy among the coolies to murder and
plunder their employers, and preparations for
made.
Ais Majesty, the King, narrowly escaped
death by the falling OF a cocoanut while wsIk-
ing In grove at his country seat
The necessary fixtures for light houses az
Honoiuiu, Hilo and several other ports mad
been received at Honolulu.
A prominent chief Of ancient Hawaii race
died suddenly at Hilo recently, and was buried
with honors AT Honolulu.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons DISPATCHES.
THE Pacific RAILROADS.
The Last kailts be Laid on Meaday-Pr.
Parations to Celebrat. the Eyen,

- Neiebratt the
ST. LOUIS, May An Omaha disns,,n
says that telegram from General Dodre- the
Chief Engineer Of the Union Pacific RaiIrosa
pnnounces that the last rail will positiyely he
laid at noon on Monday.
The celebration IN this city is 70 be the most
imposing ever witnessed here The Mason =
Odd Fellows, military, and ether sscieties in
tend 10 JOIN in the procession In the evening
there Will he an illumination, with firew OF a.
SAN FRANCISCO, May TT ne people OF thus
city and Sacramento are in a state OF feverish
excitement In regard 10 the completion Of the
Pacinc railroad, and grand preparations have
been made in both cities for the celebration OF
the event, which Is expected 10 occur next sat-
urday. The bankers of this city have given
notice thst their houses Will be closed on that
Day. aud business Will be generally suspended.
Besides the silver-mounted and polished Cali
lforna tie,a spike of gold and n silver pick ar a
siNer hammer, ior use IN the completion of IN =
TOAD, have been forwarded 20 the end OF tn
Track. The excursion train for ne er tern end
OF the Central Pacific road, with the Con-nis-
sioners, Governor Stanford. and a number Of
guests, was nearly wrec cked yesterday by a
large tree which had fallen across the track
The obstruction was discovered in time D pre-
serve the passenger cars unin iured; bur rue
locomotive was damaged and thrown of the
track.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ST. MARY's COUNTY
MD.-One Of the most destructive fires in our
county II has ever oeen our sad duty TO record
occurred on Thursday mig BIT of last week, be.
tween and 10 O'Clock. Between these hours
he splendid storehouse OF Geo. II. Morgan, al
Morganza, was discovered TO be in flames, and
was soon reduced, with Its contents, to ashes.
Every effort was made to save the house, gooLs ;,
and furniture, but the fire had obtained such
fearful headway when first discovered tha,
little, IL fanything, was saved. The cost OF the
buildings new one-was about 5000, upon
which we learn there was an insurance of
S1,500. The goods were fully insured, but the
furniture Of Mr.. John NJ. Loyed, partner Of
Mr.. Morgan, who had recently ftted mp the
upper story Of the building for residence.
with hls clothes, &C., were all consumed.-9.
Nary's Beacon.
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ENIRIES TO THE NATIONAL FAIR
L ASSOCIATION

fl rs
FIRST DAY-MOHDAY MAYIOru
Purse OF $500; for all horses that
never beat2 a in public; mile beats, ,e-N1CA
thIee IN 2 We. In harness, SlcO Of the%SV~
purse 70 the second horse; three or
more 70 enter.
II. ;. Hetners bT. m Mountain Maid.
Geo. SelsOH . gr g. Warsaw
Frank Every's blk. =. slar Of the West
A. johnson . hr. Q. George NJ PatcheH,
sECOND RACE-SAME DAY,
furse OF : DO, mile heats. three in i've, in har-
Eees free TO all horses owned In the District of
SoiumbIa prisr to the lst day of April, that
A p. Honse's gr. e The Unknown.
q ChTistmsn's e. Bobbie Burns,
Geo Nelson's br. m. Bessie.
y. U. Ssnder.On . D. IN. Milkmaid.
j. q. cooks br. Horstio
FOURTH bAY-TH URSDAY, MAY 18Th.
Grand purse of Sl(0; mile heats, three in five, in
harness. epen to all horses owned in the United
States; : see to the hrst $3.50 TO the second. and
sl5e TO the third horse In the race, three more
enter.
II 8. Hetner's br. m Mountain Maid.
Geo. Nelson's ch. o. Bushsw. yr.
Henry Giddens b. z. Jas. hockey.
Frank Every's blk. .. Star of the West
In consequence Of the non n ling OF the purses
for the second and third days others will De offer
ed on the track on the first day In lien thereof;
ma 7-2t. r.. WILLIAMS.
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Miss KHLLoGs's FAREWELL CoNCRRr.-The
announcement that Miss Kellogg, assisted by
competent artists, will give concert at the
National Theater on Monday evening next has
created quite stir in musical circles. 1t will
be her last appearance here prior to her return
to Europe. Monday night she Will be as
sisted by Miss Aida Topp and Herr Kopta,
both of whom are familiar to Washington au.
diences. Miss Kellogg is known as an artist
OF high distinction. Miss Topp has won Iau.
rels wherever she has appeared by the bril-.
nancy OF her performance and the delicacy Of
her touch. The other performers announced
are not unknown to fame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

Tim Collins, OF Boston, oHsrs to fieht tsar.
ney aaron, or any other man. for 81, ,oOO, al REQ
~Mr. Charles Dickens, m last .cco,r,.
Was eeverly indisposed.
Emlgration 70 the Unitsd States this wear
viii probably exceed that OF any pre- vious year
~The American Instituts or Homeopafhy
yili meet IN Hortacult1ral Hail, Boston, on
French telegraph cable viii be in werkIng
condition BY tns Fourth OF July.
Sergeant Bates has been exhibiting him.
seit n the Milwaukee rink ~in the uniform ne
wore during the march"
The Hon Ignatns Donneiiy will be an
Independent candidate for Governor OF Min
nesota al lie next elecfIon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

THK WEEKLY STAR, now on our coun ter and
In wrappers ready for the mails. contains a
full and complete List OF all who return Tax
able Incomes in this District An Interesting
Report OF the Closing Of the Catholic Council
in Baltimore; Marini's May Ball; three good
stories, "The Stolen Portrait" s.Strainine the
Nerves" and How Envied Henrietta:n Meet
ing OF Political Clubs during the week. Char ges
in tfe Departments; Railroad Matters: Cuban
Society News; Political News; Washing ton
Affairs, News and Gossip; the Courts; theWork-
ing People: Useful Items of Domestic Economy:
humorous Sketches; with Departmental, and
Local News; Agricultural and Housekeeping
Miscellany; and the latest Telegraphic Dis.
patches from all parts of the world,
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IA New Albany (Ind.) paper tells the
following: "a family living in the neighbo
hood OF MilIersvllle, Marion County has
male ana female head. and two full sets OF
children. The other morning the old man
ieaoine IN family prayer, req uested the Lord
10 axe especial care of ms children. but failed
20 put IN good word for these OF his WIFI.
Thls led 70 words between them. which end
ed IN the old lady picking up fire shovel and
nltting Pater fdmslidS a sounding whack over
the head, which laid open ms scalp about four
incnes. since tnat time there is no discrimi-
nation i'm favor of hls own children in family
prayerr - --s
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ATTEMPT To OASsASSINArE POLICE

CINCINNATI, May IA bold attempt was
made TO as 1ssinate a policeman on his beat a.
one O'CLOCK this morning. Matt. McCarty, a
oesperado, who has often been before the courts
i2r assault and battery. stole mp behind Officer
benned and placing q revolver within two
lncnes OF MS head, snapped IL twice without
discherging II, when Bennett turned collared
the wculd-se ASSASSIN, and knocked him down
Witn mace. He struck him twice, when two
oystanders lnterferec and prevented a fataI
IesuH. McCarty was badly wounded about
the head. He was taken TO the station n-honse,
and charge OF attempting TO assassinate was
lodged against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

SOME BABIEs.-Dr. A. q. White, of Many
county, tennessee, communicates TO the Med
lcai Journal at Louisville, the case of A woman
now thirty four years Of age and the m mother OF
twenty.four children. She has had six single
children; has had twins seven tImes and last
month had trlplets. The last were one nov
and tive girls The woman is .scolored.
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ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMSHIP aRI-
IONA.

NEW YORK, May The steamship Arizon,
which left this port for Aspin wall on the Ist
inst. returned to-day, having broken a shaft
ninety.six miles southeast Of the Capes Of yir.
ginia.
Second Dispatch
NEW YORK, May The steamship Rising
Star takes the place OF the Arizona, which re-
turned 70 port In q disabled condition. Her
cargo Will be transferred to the Rising Star to-
Day, and the company expec: TO get the latter
steamer away tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

GosPoRr (NA.D NAvY-YARp.-rhe scene Of
aSuSlty displayed al the navy-yard is
prouacted and complete Inoperauon as existed
previous to the first OF April. Over a tnou sand
mecnanlcs ano laborers are now busity EN-
pioyeo, 10 say nothing Of the clerical an a otbe-
FORCES, and from what we can learn there A.
gooo prospect for this ENCOURAGING stste OF
,hinss 10 continue, at least until the lst OF
July.-Norfolk Journal -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

TIE lMPRrsoNRD SIAMIN AT HAVANA
Mr.. Nicholas Jenney, Of this city, has proceed.
ed to Washington to lay before the Govern.
ment the case Of his son.in.law, Capt. Henry
Jones, who, a. was statsd by = recent lettef to
this paper, was captured, with his schooner,
on the coast Of Cuba some weeks ago. Captain
Jones was from New Orleans originally. but
came 10 this city on board the steamer St.
Marys, which was sent TO Wilmington for -.
pairs. He took out 70 South America one OF
& 20; some thToo or tour moaths ago went as
first mate ON board the City Of Norfolk 10 New
Orleans. Captain Jesse Ward, who commuul.
Gated the news Of his capture, 10 said to be
kEoWn here, and ID believed TO Be responsible
man.-Wilminqten Del.) ComMercial.
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A MISSING ADAMS EXPRESS AGENT
IN EUROPE

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May "A gentleman
lust returned here from Europe says he saw
Edwin r. Cotton, the missing Adams Express
aeent from TINS city IN London. and had a con-
versation with him, in which he related his
adventures since leaving New York in Decem.
ber, 1867. Cotton sailed from New York for
England the day after his disappearance, aud
mas been at sea most Of the time since The
gentleman who makes the statement is an ola
acquaintance Of Cotton, and there is no mis-
take as to his identity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

"A GIRL WHO WOULDN'T EE kIssEp-A few
days since, while train on the Kentucky Dan
iai haiiroad was passing through the Ion.
tunnel, nine miles from Cincinnati a young
N .h adempteo 10 kiss a girl who sat in frent
OF hlm, when she seized mis- hand and hit a
large piece out of the back of it A moment
aiterward, when the cars emerged from tha
ea-A ~ Passaee, tne young man was observed
wrapping up his bleeding haud and ex nIainss
20 DIS inqulnng friends that the window had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

A number Of editors OF medical journal in
New Orleans in attendance At the medical con
vention have formed an editorial association.
with DIR. Davis, of Chicago, as president; DR..
McPheeters, Of 81. Louis, vice. ce.president, and
Mitchell. OF New Orleans, permanent secre-
tary' and they will meet in this city next year
at the same time that he medical convention
assemblies here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

The frmness Of the premium In gold Is due
70 he al ance OF thu Bank OF Englsnd rsf~.
and the decline in bonds NJ London % ~
consequent thereon. The Treasury sale OF
: l.OCl.AO coin. yesterday morning perhaps
tended 20 modify the effect winch me uuex-
peSted change IN the hank rate wonld other-
wise have produced. In Wall street money
nas an easier appe arance. though sun generally
rer cert. on call loans discounts are
shaoe easier, though the stronger sellers are
oispossd 10 bold od for lower rates; prime pa
per IL current at a. per cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

SUNsTRoKB NORTH AND Sorru a. .
Seg"ter, yet somewhat startling fact saws the
New orleans Times, that the Knickerbocker
Lie insurance company, OF New York, lost
over e3O,00O last summer ON insured nerxons
VINO oled IN that city OF sunstroke. The same
company held risks on quite a number Of lives
Ia tnis city, but has never vet lost a dollar on a
Journal W.
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LIQUOR PROHIBITION IN THE MAINE
LEGISLATURE

LEWISTON, May The Senate of Maine has
refused to pass TO a third reading the prohib-
itory liquor bill, by a vote of ~ to I3 The
opposition was composed of those who favor
a strineeut license law and the ultra pro
hibitionisis, who object 10 the concessions
in the defeated bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

TBR FRENCH CABLE TO BE LANDED ArCAPE
MAY The Cape May Ocean wayeis Informed
oy lndIsputable authority that the French A.
iantic Cable Company will land their shore
END at point OF the beach nearly fronting the
new Stocking Hotel. al the cape under the
sanction OF the bill paased by the State Legisla-
ture AZ its last session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

THE COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS has an.
pointed Michael Marley, as chief messenger Of
the Patent Office, in place of Charles w
Thomas resigned. MT. Marley has held the
position of assistant messenger in the Office for
several years past.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-07

GIRL IN TRASCE-The community OF
Miskavka, Ind, are excited over the condItion
OF young German girl, named Martin, living
near that village, VINO has been ten weeks m a
trance, with occasional lucid intervals. during
which. 10 is said, she mskes startling revela-
tons The doctor IN charge pronounces q cat
n