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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-03
iALPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
10 Q A L..

Advertisements must be handed in
by Monday morning to secure insertion
in the same weeks issue of the ARGUS.
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c. g. Co., respectfully return their thanks to the Peo
pie of Apena, for the liberal patronage which has been
tended Them and promise merit continuance of the same
at their Old Stand, No Second street. l
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DO WHAT rs BEFORE you

Do whatever there is to be done without
questi ioning and without calculation. Make
progress in things moral. If need be, utter
stammering words. Would you console the
troubled if you only had ready tongue ?
Take the tongue that you have. Ring the
bell that hangs in your steeple, if you can do
no better. Do as we'll as you can. That is
all that God requires of you. Would you
pray with the needy and tempted if you had
eminent gifts of prayer? Use the gifts that
you have. Do not measure yourself accord
ing to the pattern of somebody else. Do
not say to yourself, eff had his skill, )" or,
eff 1 had his experience" Take your
own skill and your own experience, and
make the most of them. Do you stand over
against trouble and suffering, and marvel that
men whom God hath blessed with such means
do 80 little? Do you say to yourself:-"f L
had money know what 1 would do with it'p
No, you do not. God does; and so He does
not trust you with it. ''If had something
different from what have, would work, ="
says many a man. No; if you would work in
other circumstances, you would work Just
where you are. A man that will not work just
where he is, with just what he has, and for
the love of God and for the love of man, will
not work anywhere, in such way as to make
his work valuable. .--Beecher.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
xSy N o TIC Il.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF DELINQUENT
TAXES,
No. Ii STATE HOUSE ROW.
The REGISTER OF UNPAID TAXES FOR 1870
AND PRIOR YEARS having been completed, no
tlce is hereby given that the books are NOW OPEN
for the payment Of said TAXES.
Under the provisions Of the ACT OF ASSEMBLY
OF MARCH 90 1870, proceedings will IMMEDI-
ATELY be commenced for the COLLECTION OF
SAID TAX, either out of the PERSONAL PRO-
PERTY OR REAL ESTATE.
Parties desiring to pay in the onlce, and escape
further trouble and annoyance can do 80 by calling
between 8 A. M. and P. NJ. daily.
JOHN L. HILL,
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes,
No. 1lSTATE HOUSE ROW,
323t Second Story.
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THE AWAKENING.

THE n WdhbNlNUs
Will IL matter when the day dawns,
And the shadows fee away,
That the night was full of terror,
While we wearied for the day9
Will it matter, when we rest us
In that land Of sweet repose,
That we reached it through dreary waste
Through hosts of hostile foesF
Will it matter, o our Father,
That we sorrowed-that we wept-
For the loved who left us lonely,
While we life's vigil kept;
When we meet them mid that number
Which may not be counted DER,
And Thou hast wiped our tears away,
And bid us sweep no more ?"
Nay then grief will be no longer grief,
For it will only seem
That we have walked to Thee and glory,
And behold life was dream.
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Rk9sH OLIVER AMES, PRES DE n II.
JOHN DUFF, Yice-Presdent.
JOHN M. &. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
e. Ii. ROLLINS, Secretary.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,l
SEARS BUILDING (PosT-0FFICE Box No. 38IT)
Boston, Feb. 4, 1911.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMP ANY will be
held at the office OF the company in BOSTON, on
WEDNESDAY, the sth day OF March, 1871, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ to elect officers for the ensuing year.
OLIVER AMES,
2l4ts President Union PaeIac RAILROAD 90.
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In eight of the Baptist Northern colleges
there are no returns from the University of
Chicapo-the increase in the number of stu.
dents in the four undergraduate classes is
ninety three, and the increase in the number
Of candidates for the ministry in the same
classes is sixty-three, or an increase OF tnirty-
two per cent.
In Brooklyn, New York, the Rev. Dr.
Moore lately introduced to his congregation
young man Of fine presence, formerly stu
dent in Drew College. After patient research
and prayer he became Baptist, and was
baptized. The next day he left for Rochester
to complete his studies.
MISSIONARY.
Mr.. Lawrence writes from Barcelona that
in visit of three days in the country, in
seven towns, he sold 1850 copies of the Scrip
lures. and distributed 6OO0 tracts. In some
instances, whole towns have left the Church
of Rome. In Madrid, a large number of
Spanish clergy have accepted the Scriptures
of the Old and New Testament as the sole
foundation of their faith, and have deter
mined to preach and teach nothing which
may not be proved thereby. They held
their first synod at the University at Madrid,
in August last, the rector of the University
presiding
I'm Valparaiso and other parts of Chilli,
the Romish clergy are stirred up to make new
efforts to arrest the progress of Professionalism,
but in vain. In a single month, $500 copies
of an evangelical paper, called the Corner
Stone, were distributed among the Chilians,
and almost universally well-received, and not
few intelligent and pious men, once men,
bers of the Romish Church, contribute to it's
columns. There is also another similar paper
which has a good circle of readers. From
many towns on the coast and in the interior,
the request comes, "Send us the Word of
God in Spanish )" and Chilian citizens, edi-
tors, and tradesmen are rising up all over the
country, of their own accord, urging upon
their fellow-citzens the duty of studying the
sacred volume. The membership of the
Church in Valparaiso is continually increas-
ing.
The principal British Foreign Missionary
ai,>4cf for COLL
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.Sz- DISPENsARY FOR SKIN DISEASES, NO.
~ 2l6 s. ELEVENTH Street.
pltielis iIsatse -S2:-.tc-slg :; LIS ---.I.a.ie.
daily at u o'clock. la
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
r6y- REDEMPTION OF CIVIL BONDS OF

1860.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,
TREASURY DEPATMENT,J
SACRAMENTO, February !, 1871.
whereas, There is on this day in the State Trea-
Fury the sum Of twenty-eight thousand 2s O0O dol
lars which, under the provisions OF an act OF the
Legislature Of said State entitled "An act to pro-
vide for the paying certain equitable claims against
the State of California, and TO contract funded
debt for that purpose" approved April 30, 1860 is
set apart for the redemption OF Civil Bonds of said
State issued under the provisions Of said act notice
is hereby given that
SEALED PROPOSALS
for the surrender OF said Bonds will be received at
this Department for the amount above specified
until the
10TH DAY OF APRIL, 1871,
OF IL O'Clock A. NJ.
No bid will be entertained at more than par value,
and responsible guarantee must accompany each
proposal, which must be indorsed 'Sealed Proposals
for the surrender Of Civil Bonds OF 1s60."
Said bonds will be redeemed and interest paid In
gold and silver coin Of the United States and must
be surrendered within ten days after the acceptance
Of the proposal for their redemption.
Al CORONEL,
14eod t4 10 State Treasurer.
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resgn POSTPoNEMENT OF THE NEXT STATE
CONVENTION.
The following resolutions were passed yesterday
by the State Central Committee
HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN
STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
PHILADELPnIA, Feb. a. 1871.
Resolved, That the time for the meeting OF the
Republican State Convention be and the same is
hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY, the 18th day
OF May next, and that the delegates who may be
elected thereto be and they hereby requested
assemble at the Hall OF the House of Representa-
uves, Harrisburg, at IL O'Clock noon on said day.
Resolved, That Mahlon FL. Dickinson, Esq, of
Philadelphia, be appointed chairman OF the State
Central Committee, in place OF the Hon. John
Covode, deceased.
Resolved, That the Republican State Central Com
mttee heartily endorses the action OF the Republic
can members OF the Legislature in supporting the
bill providing for the call Of a convention to revise
and amend the Constitution of the State.
Resolved, BY the Republican State Central Com
mittee, that we endorse the action of the Pha-
delphia members of the committee In opposing
the passage of bills to govern the city of Philade
pnia by commissioners to be named by the Leglsla-
ture.
225 MAHLoN II. DICKINSON Chairman
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n6zs TREASURER'S OFFICE, ST. JOSEPH
S~S and Denver City Railroad Company.
ST. JOSEPH, NO. Jan. %, 1871.
The interest and coupons dne Feb. 49, 1871, on the
first mortgage eight per cent. Is per cent? gold
bonds Of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Company will be paid at the Office of the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, in the city OF New YORK,
upon presentation and application, on and after that
date, free of Government tax.
T2Gtt THOMAS E TOOTIE.
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slay OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL

kEg@ OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23, 1871.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. = The annual
Election for Directors VIII be held on MONDAY, the
9th day OF March, 1871, at the once OF the Com
open from 10 O'Clock A. NJ until o'clock p. M.
No share or shares transferred within sixty days
holders thereof TO vote
22s lit JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
MY OFFICR OF THE PHILADELPHIA, GER
MANTOWN, AND NORRISToWN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 18, 1871.
The Board OF Managers have declared dividend
OF THREE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, pay
able, clear OF tax, at the once OF this Company No.
~ Philadelphia Exchange on aRd after the 18th OF
March next The transfsI books viii be closed on
the goth inst, and remain closed until the l4th OF
EG.cb. = = DCCClERPY,
915m5t Treasurer.
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Rk5ys HEADQUARTERS UNION REPUBLICAN
49, ClTY EXECuTlXE COMMITTEE.


No. 1105 CHESNUT Street.
In accordance with the rules OF the Union Repub-
lican party, the Republican Board OF Registering
Omcers Will meet In their respective divisions on
TUESDAY next, Ith inst. between the hours OF
and O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF correcting
the registry OF Republican voters.
And on TUESDAY, the 14tn inst, between the
hours Of and O'Clock p. NJ, the Republican citi-
zens will meet in their respective divisions, and
elect one Senatorial and one Representative Dele
gate, to meet in Convention on WEDNESDAY,
March Is, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
electtng Delegates to the State Convention to nomi
nate an auditor and Surveyor General. Said elec-
tions shall be conducted as provided for under the
new rules OF the Union Republican party VIII
by Board composed of the present Republican
Election Omcers and the Division Executive Com
mittee and all credentials shall be signed by ma
joTity OF said Board"
The election officers to conduct the next annual
primary election shall be elected at the same time
as provided for under new rule No. s:-"Each Re-
publican citizen shall be entitled to vote for one
election officer, and the one having the highest
number of votes shall act as Judge, the second in
number shall act as Inspector to keep the registry
and the third In number shall be the Inspector to
take the tickets"
BY order OF the Union Republican City Executive
Committee. JOHN L. HILL,
President.
JOHN MCCULLoUGH,( secretarias
NJ. g. Hong, 335t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ras@ CONTINENTAL HOTEL COMPANY
The Board OF Managers OF the Continental
Hotel Company nave declared dividend OF THREE
PER GENT: upon the Preferred Stock OF the Com
paDyy, payable on and after March / 1871, at the
once Of the Treasurer, No. 7O9 WALNUT Street, in
the City OF Philadelphia.
j. SERGEANT PRICE,
22T6t Treasurer.
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Price NJ L. n. bonds at FraUkfort
fBANkFoRr, Feb. So. =. bonds, -

sIJohn Covode is said to have lett al estate
OF 81 10000.
~ IL IL said that Edwin Forrest il the richest
OF ali the American actors, being worth nearly
- 200 600; and that Joseph Jefferson aud John
T.. Owens rsnk next.
~Any " unmarried preacher" desiring an
engagement in l.eavenworth. kansas. is re
quested By On Advertisement from that city 10
+" address Sister Kate Hanson"
The new moral suasiOn temperance move
ment in Massachusetts is 10 be publicly inanga-
rated by Q State convention in Faneull Hall,
Boston, on the I'D OF February.
- Hon. Thomas A. Scott, Vice President of
the Pennsylvania Central railroad, has been
elected President Of the Shenandoah Valley
road, one Of the connections Of the former com
pany.
~Recent advices from Manitoba show THAI
the former accounts Of the ravsgcs Of the small
pox in that country were not oyerdrawn. 10 10
estimated that two thousand Indians and set
tiers have fallen victims TO this pestilspcs
within Q few months.
~Tbe Utica observer save that tia
Clsarfield Fair consisted OF Q calf q goose and a
pumpkin. and that il rsined % hard ths f-st
night that the goose swan OF, the calr broke
loose and ate the pumpkin, and q thief
proving around stole the calf, ana that ended
the fair.
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So FRANCISCO. Feb. The tOlloN M = 81.
tiuBsl news H. brOuSht by the Moses lAyior
AT ICtCTis fhe Par amcnt - 20 lee proTogaed
and the general election VIII follow. The rova'
ss-ent has leon given - .hc ban "a paw the men
ts-S Of the Legislature Z. 81 U yearly. TIE grea,
railway strike l. ended. The riu-leaicrs we're
sentenced 20 SIX mouths Imprisonment. seN
enty pound nugget was found 90 fng,eword
There were great Hoods along the array rlyer,
involving an immense deStruc ,ion OF property.
D he press strongly oppose the action OF New
zealand regarding the new mad contract. N.
tofis markets are quiet The laying Of the over
Hand telt srsph j. proceeding rapidly. n sc,
pected tilat coo miles VII 10 completed - SO
eIa OF AITl H@rt. There ia a rooi prospect at
. large Weld - Whist. The Queensland Parrz
mcuf has been pIoroguei II Trsssemblcs ~
Anil
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The liverpool Cotton a.rL.,

llvkRrOoI. Feb. Even img.-Sale. 81 60.
ton shipped IT New orleans during Fehruar,
ard March we're made to-day on a basis AZ = = q.
tor middling
IlTERPooL, Feb. Arrived. the steamer
sidonisn. IRON savannah Jan. 18TH with f. g.,
balos Il cotton, the ship Msron. from Savan-
nah Dec. 81. with 80 bales OF cotton: tn sh'n
Naverley, nom New Orleans Dec. STA. sitn
from York Jan. nth, with 5lj bales fosa',
$50 bales.
LrvERPooI. Feb. s.-Arriyed. the ship A ~
tralisn from Mobile with :, Go bales OF cotton,
the Ceutaur with 3 20 baleS ant the bark a
Plata from New Orleans with 80 bales.
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QUEEN vICToKiA's SPEECH Tn
PARLIAMENT.
The Amertean oaestions-rn. Fuve
pesn tonieresee- HE Assriase OF
Princess leutse. &c.

LoNpON. Feb - neria SPEC 81. III have oh
ts,red q skeleton OF the Queens speech 70 Sc
delivered before PsIl sneut TO uorrOw. lien
ssje>ty ccngrstulstss Parliament on the peace
fui relations existing With az coIntrses, mi TIC
PROSPECTS Of SSettl. ment OF the questicr wi-,'
Amer'ea. She believe the conference VII re-
suit satisfactorily 20 the ssguRfOry powers She
samenis the continaance % The var. aud trusts
that the sTmiStice Riu result in peare. She =
anxious 10 render her friendly ofhces 20 the
b,liisrrerts, and vii take every opportunity %
10 All IA her lower, 80 a neGtral. Tor the res'C-
RATION OF peace and the re-est shlsshrnent OF the
p'erruT ted trade. She announces the rautem-
Iiated marriage of the Princes Louise ana re-
commendS ballot. university aud -ot-h eIurR-
ton lllls. The eorgani eaten OF the army N a
basIs OF large Increase an Reserves the tn,
proved organ zsiion CT the reg alarS e.f,ecisI /,
artillery and engineer officers, 4 str0n. n utla
AID an improved oluuteer army.
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THrSENATr has pas. a the hi, "a ,n,or,o-.,.
the Washington Git, Dime SAVING. Bspk Or the
psa' .. ooN 1ab,a, naming - corporators:
a. H,ne rs. ID. w. Bliss, T. Z. Connolly,
Welcb' X. Evans, Jno. 4. johnson, %. n.
Ryhh' -stbert Downing, r. b. Clark, Il. &.
-,iock, b. II. Warner, and H. b. Croggon.
Also, the bin TO incorporate the Capitol Hill
savings Bank. naming as corporasorf: NJ. q.
Emery, q. II. Holden, n. q. ordway, and others.
TIE srsArs has up the bin teresrgsmze the
District schools, and Mr.. Patterson moved 20
strike out the words sand no distinction ON ac-
count of race, color or previous condition Of
servitude shall be made in the admission OF
pupils 70 any Of the schools under the control
Of the Board Of Education, or I'm the mode of ed
ucsuon or treatment Of pupils In such scheois-
MI. patterson thought this provision Vas right
IN principle but not practicable, and would In
lure the schools. lie hoped IL would be stricken
out. Mr.. Sumner then proceeded 70 address
the Senate in favor Of the provision.
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The English markets.

loNnoS, Feb. :, $50 p. m.-COnsols, ss Tor
both American securit e, quiet. Erie, l. :.
lINkEfooL, Feb. :, 10 \. m.-Calif0rn' .
wheat, lie iodai2S. red winter Us 81: nour >.
81, corn, SIS ii tor new; peas. Gle Cd.
LoNDoS, Feb. :, n 81 a. n.-Consols, % !. tor
money and account. American securities aairt;
lr0's CPS, a5.; 61-, So 'G5's, Sa.; iO-s0's
s9k, ETies, los; Illinois. l0; Great Western, -
LIVERPOOL, Feb. q, ll-Sn =. m.-Cotton DUR,
tending downwsrds; Middling Uplanls
breadstuffs uQiet
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LECTURES.

DBOFEssOR PRATT,
l. The most successful
HoksE EDUCATOR IN THE WORLD,
ia coming Thrcugb the influence Of come OF our
most prominent citizens, Prof. Pratt has been in
duced to come 20 THE city and give .
COURSE OF LECTURES,
which have gained fer him the highest encomiums
Of the press wherever he has VISITED Giving all
who are interested in herses anil their m Ar AGE.
ment rareopportunity 70 learn bis sy stem. Prof
Pratt's lass in Phiisdeiphis numbered 1886, and
Bal imore class 10 date Is nearly yU00.
He VIII erect an ampitheAter at the corner of
PenneSivanfa aveLue and l31s street. fe7tf
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T,'>srnJl'd FrsIusirslg 10 r., F-srir0 Say.
AkAGr, FRENCH MINISTER a.. TIE
INTERIOR.
BoRrEsUN, Feb. A decree appears bear
ing The date Of the 9Th, appointing Emanuel
ATasO, Minister of the Interior.
LONDON FEEDING PARIS.
L"NDeN, Feb. Fifty railway wagons laden
with provisions, entered Paris on the sd hear
ing the inscription London Gift. to Paris"
RETREAT OF The FRENCH ARMY or
TBE EAST.
BRUSSELS, Fee. THE Tr7sp>g1srrs Rsl-.
has telegram from Lyons which SAYS, General
Dreamer with one division ot the French army
OF the East effected a retreat from Pontsrli TO
Geh, ont was obliged 10 spike, and abandon
forty guns 10 the Prussians.
INSTRUCTIONS N ALGEEI,
BRUSSELS. Feb. The FrapcJfs OF to-tay
ssserts that an Instruction has broken ont an
the provinces OF Constantine and Algeria
THE GERMAN July LOAN.
fERLiS, Feb. "A decree has appeared in
creasilg the amount OF the issue ~ the .Irlv
loan from so,c0o,Goo 20 I05,cca GOO OF thslers.
ITALY WANTS To CARRY THE WAR
INTO AFRICA.
FLORENCE, Feb. In the Chambers to-day,
The announcement was made bv the Govern
ment that nesof atoms are still penAng with
TuIis. Italy insists upon Satisfaction for he
)utt demands and guTantees for the future.
PACIFIC SOLUTION OF THE EASTERN
QUESTION.
LONDON, Feb. The Eastern conference
met again to-day with represent stives in at
tendance from all the consignatory powers ex-
cept france. pom It's Adjournment the a>sur-
anee vas gwen out that pacific solution u the
Eastern question Was attained.
4 PROLONGATToN OF THE AEMISrICE
EXPECTED.
LONDON. Feb. s-Tne Brussels correspondent
Of the T,i'gTdaa saws :-Odo Russell, British zen
resentative At ersaIlles. has been instructed 10
sustain tie demand msde by France for the eI-
tension OF the srmiSuce. IT. prOlOugation II.
expected.
PARIS WANTS PEACE
LONDON, Feb. s.-The Ttass OF to- iay in an
editorial upon the situation, saws Ali the m
formation received from Par. indicates n long
ilS Tor peace ~ sny price.
The Duly NsirS SAYS the Parsians will vote
70 day IN entire dependence upon the good
faith OF the Germans. IL is impossible TO com
Plete the negotiations tor peace betu cen the
meeting OF the National Assembly and tie IJth, ,
Wien The armistice expires and when fighting
may be resumed. lt is said. continues the
Nfas, that the German prt paratiOnS u over
run the whole ei France ia that event are o. a
most formidable character.
ARMY MOVEMENTS IN FRANCE.
LONDON, Feb. s.-h. Cannot. comm !Oner
i0r the defence of Normandy. has resigned
he PrWsians under General Wonder Tam o.
culy most oil Burgundy. General Pellissier on
he 9Th instant evacuated Louis-le -SaunIer
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favored the passage oftle

bill.
VINE Mr.. Slocum was speaking. the h0ar %
hsl- pastone arrived, and the bill was aid aside
,ot ne special orSer. Ma. peseueT'S hill 20 nrO-
table, 20 -.
hr. Butler Mass introduces q inin'
re'olutlon Authorizing The Secretary ef tie
treasury 20 acmit free 81 duty CERTAIN articles
OF merchandise donated for ale TOR -, ha,.atit
OF me SareTing citizens ut France. PaS.af.
The House then resumed Tie coI,sidg a, On OF
tie Educational Bill.
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saicids In . House er Tu.rame.

NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-GeOrge wittenberg. a
German, n years old, while ia the house OF a
sourtezan named Kate Reynolds, commit FL
suicide by shooting. Cause, iealou., and iu-
tenn eIsncc.
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The Small Psx q. View Bru~swueL

ST. JoHNs, y. B., Feb. s.-Seyeral Gaze. OF
small poS were reported yesterday. Two desth-
occurred. Great numbers are applying for
vaccination. The supply OF vaccine matter =
entirely erhauted, hut a fresh supply rs expect
Ell hy steamer this evening.
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The HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DIsAsrrx-
The following y ~ complete . list Of the VIC
tins OF the Hudson River railroad disaster As
can nov be given:-Wm. r. Pease and wife; g,
Benedict, editor OF the Cleveland Herald. A. A.
Gillett. of Buffalo; Rev. Morren Fowler, wife
Lake City; DR.. 4. Nsncrede, New York; l.. A.
Root; George r. Thompson, y Wall street New
York; James Stafford, New York; Daniel Sim
mons, engineer of the express train; Lawrence
OF the Buffalo sleeping car; James Vosburgh.
colored, porter Of sleeping car. There Are
three bodies which yet renain unreccenized:
one OF them cannot possibly be identified. The
BODY. OF Simmons, engineer, has not yet been
found.
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INV lCRv, Feb. s-A bridge has been con
structed az New Hamburg aud al the trains oar
Hudson River road Will run regularly again to
morrow morning.
Two little children of Mr.. Trayford, OF New
Brighton, Staten Island, we're - injured While
costing last . m. that one died and ne other
~ in q critical condition.