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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
EVERETT aOUSE.

BYRON A. BALDWIN CO., PEoPRIEroRs
Corner Clark and Van Buren, Streets,
CHICAGO. ILL.
sRA- This Hotel, near Michigan Southern ssd
Rock Island DepOts. is eeatrsliy leeStsd, neatly
and elegantly furnished. and will afford TO visit
ors and eeur,ry merchants az good accom- mods-
tons as can be founa in the city. Terms $3.50
per dSy. mch 5-dtf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
GENERALHORSE SHllER

OF Rock Island County. shoes Eertes in tie
most work mxnIiks manner.
Experienced and skillful workm.n: horse.
shod without pain. Having prsotickl and ex-
tended experience in the business solicit your
patron &c, eenfdeEt that ] cen please y,I. and
do better EofA than any other shosr in the city
shop-Sign of the BIG HORSE SHOE, eu
| Washington street, near the river
msy5-dtf WALTER DATBEE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

WANTED-AGENTS- To sell the most taking in
W structive and universally sought after book Is
sued for wears viz -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
MANHOODl WOMANHOOD I

los Pnges Books for the Million I" whomax r.r,-
who not, WHY. ImpediHlents; Causes aud Care ri
worth knowing shout PrOcrcation, Proven ton 81 a.,
that the Doubtfal Curious Or InqgsEe wish @ know
true Marriage Gads aad private edea l{ M sea- n
father, mother young and young woman shar,s
Sent ALHD ENvEterR rs centsencl 49, rsAd
sAosress - e.. 81 eaALles 81 ST. Louis No.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

Has long been regarned the best and cheapest
Baking Powder IN Use. Perfectly pare and healthy
II makes. Al short mott c. delicious Biscuits Rolls.
&c There need BE- no waste Of food prepared with
IT, a II Is always Of the best quality Wc would saw
10 those who have never used it that very few trials
viii enable them To- it. ouly with entire sats-
faction, but with economy.
Put up fuil, net weight. as represented
GroCers and Dealers sci il
DoOLEl 4 BROTHER, Propretors
81 New street. New York City
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

Disrrhea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint,
Cholera Morbus, Flux. Children's Teeth
ing, and the Great Preventive Asiatie
Cholera.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21

The BEST IN the market! Will keep for yeass
in any climate. Pure, haalthful, reliable, and
useds only TO be known. to become tho leading
Baking Powder in the enuntTy. Put up in mir
tight tin cans, of t, !. |, and lbs., full net
weight-each can having upon it an elegant lG
bel Of dirsctioas in Englisb, French aud Ger
man.
Manufactured by H0LLTsTER 4 co, TOTE
do, O., and sold by Gfecers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
UNION HOTEL.
PALkER HOUSE,

CHICAGO, ILL.
This new and magnificent Rotel (tbe finest
west OF New York situated corner State aad
Quincy streats, was completed and opened Sept.
Is, 1870. 1t has two hundred and fifty roo ms
many Of which have bath rooms and water clos-
eta attached, which are made accessible from
the ground floor, where the grand refunds aud
office ia situated, By Cite Tufts best pAassu ger
elevator. WIPE hEgERVE Prop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-09-21
NJ. De La Brown

O.SEafoOK
Late Professor of Business and Ornamental Pen
naushiP, Pen and Pee ell Drawing in lowaW.s
cyan University, lecturer Commercial cores
pondenee, business customs, laws Of trace
| ETC., IN charge of writing department.
Other competent teachers will be In charge
Of pnonogrsPhy felegraphing, and English de-
partments.
Twenty -four lectures will be given during the
fall and winter, on mercantile law, commercial
| ethics, political economy, laws and customs Of
| trade, etc., free to all regular students. This
| institution will be upon the most thorough and
| pr actical basis Tie only actual business col
| lege in Book Island. where each student fsrs-
quired to go through every detail as in actual
business. It is very important and desirable
that all com nepse at opening of term as to
create as much uniformity and ~ stem possible.
Cards, subscription headings and ornamental
pen work of fnost workmanship with the pen,
executed TO order. Send 81 for Specimens.
Hall nearly opposite Rock Island House, open
day and evening after July %, 1871, For in
formation send for circular or address
" DE LA BROWN,
| jy l5dtf P. 0. Drawer 44T, Rock Island, HI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Bon arlington, Chilly Co., ,pi.s xns
seidriebeu, bab eas Stap.den Mruutsi1e III
10 rtiser G'eeeuo feSne Nuef6teu fur bic gu,
fuuft bat. s. liest i'm Centrum ees County,
il 10 n teiien eauD umssbea uno lat III BET
NGae fdSne Ndlper. Tie tatbo!ilae @esslfe~
ruus tit rcrtiser @sseao wirs iotalp sc!e mSs-
LID e.ne Stride tauea ; bic 2u,teraner teFgen
bsrstts cine icl9e unp bic Rctaopileu teatld-
ttsen e~beufa0s cine gu baueu ; a4so sertrdst
it IN eutem @ernebmeu nit eineaesr. ga
@aGsr 1T tein Nause, u ba5 MUblea uub
Bisrtrauer cute @el@af9 MAIDEN rurceu ; aud
S9nsiesr, Sdubmader uuo @asenmater FIT
ben gutes Nusfommsu. 81. Guberti bdlt Elm
trefaides 5otel nit Sters sur !3ufrieoenteit
ieiner Aunten wno 6trr Nod arbeitst als tii9-
tiger g tmiee. Wan fomuas uue atersuse
~ islbf! r.. 3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Salt sou Drp Gooe.s. 49, I'm &aum
fir uui.re ameite @eneuns BOT 5ratiabrs uuo
somm.r<@ aarea sa MAIDEN, oFerireu mir pon
b.ute al, unl.r san3,s soaasnuis uao reidaGor.
tirtss Eager sou Ggen-@aarea, su bsratseiee'
ten preiien Vrsileu, uit man Ne in ct. paul
felt Sabrer uidt selebea. Wir baltsn nur bic
terabm:sn cred Lion" fawarse @tpaeas uxb
cf,riren eisfe BON $50 Geut5 per gare tiQi.
aer ais tis5er. Die tefen GaIiscs 10 Gents
per Yaro x. @ir lasen aQe sur gcf1aieex Sc.
0dtisuns BON 8aarez uaS preileu ein unc
sarautirsa, saS ades (s ii, ps ansssekeu.
Tim Daarsa ~ lol&sa greifa ssrtaufrn ~
tsnnsn, naiaen mir feeed auf "9aar kt Scr,
abr.iduus osr Ddareu" teasben xnb bitten
unlers Srsanse Td tierua@ ~ ridten.
u. $. Qinbete u. 60.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Die B~iteI por btm @@ulratt.-
Mm Meatas itsate 1eu Stusearb I'm S&ul-
rattle ben antras. ha6 bas 2eltn Der 8tsa IN
ben 5Esunihen Stulen ptrbetea tusrts, neil ea
tt zen tattdifaeu Steuer3ablern Muaas Ct
rese.
ST. 1atted5 pertbetbiste baa 2tfea tsr 8ibel
.uit Der 8emertana. pa6 irgsue due ~btlietise
'Bitetaussate, % tatbolii1 oper troteaantii4,
ea;u bsnust ups,tsn t5uue; itrteeus fi fets
i3Sslias srapunaen, 20 ansatSFen.
-. gteperetns mar erRaunt 81 seruebuasu,
tab bic gibel In eeu @dulen se!sien peree.
uns il estfGisoea baeesen, Raj ettuae sursttra'
aeu resee, mas Subsu ster 8ats oli!su dreeru
tVAnts.
81. Stutrars trwietrte. BE aatbeli!su tdttea
eben{o eutss &sdt, ttr ars Rasia in eeuS&u.
len III kttu ais bic T.rteRautex auf tbrs 8tbel.
@Iren bic &atb cltfsu in Meb1beit aauu phr.
ben bic prrteRau,su Fb drsern, tptua cine ia
tselii9e 8itsl ssbraua+ par~.
Au9 9frr Utaee lpstat fetu Grfaursu b.
ruter aus, tab III ben Saxltn bic 8itsl paree-
tragen trere:,
aaf ben autras bts 3ru- 9nseriea nuree BE
Refclut.eu nit 9 sssen 4 @ttmmeu am einen
Ronat periaobtu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
8rteffaftem bes r@anbtrer."

RAJ Die perren HSeuten Fnt e.
fu&t bic 4eHj auf Der sterra Sets ut&t ~
lterkteu.
Rt~nue(eta safe. 8. .. Das betbt
treu nittuanbtrn-
ct. Glsub. 9. 81. 6trtt&eu Dant.
Rev @unt&. 6. II. Die 3atuus
BON s. 8. eett aur us 156, kNt alIo nod
$l.25.
ct 8outfactus. 8. Z. Gmpfansea
81. un{ern freunolt&eu Dant.
MarYsture. 9. &. Das 8at uirb
9bneu etltidt-
G%al.bonia. 3. 6. -. Dtra tn beieeu
SproGen btloret-
Sir Gin(eubun8 ueuer Mtou.
nsnten mSssx ua(sru ter,tt&en Dant eu,'
pfaneen: g. 3. tn @antats, S. ". IL @aeu<
uia, Sc. in eprinJ p{a uao 4. 8. In st.
Ra3tanb @ts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Eeffentlide gtntanuns! CUR srS6'
ten rgb pclfSnbtsRea &eRauratiou: Die scu
s. S&mibt Rr. 242, Dritte Sna6e. Bon
iest an spersen 3u ieber5 tunpe + DE Huferu.
@efusst, tuxeaen. 9teii@lorten aaer Art Wilb,
tura 2lQe5, tpas Der Martt an Detlat1eu btetet,
ierpirt- De feiRarn @etas uuS eiaueurt Bic
tss mdnr 8ar; Grd9te. CONTEXT uns Gcnsitu-
veipaarea tn better &asuatl. DteGufwartuue
III teber !3ett bic bette.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Gtne englti9-f&webti@e 3et-
tuae eri5stnt felt etutser !3eit tn Jersus
sails. Sttertail County, no i'm Sstctsr Ssr;ssu
Sabrss nod fsia 9au5 fauc. Tsr 1srausss.
Ser, eerr 9. g. Sing. piQ Der tauptid9li@
eifie teioe spraden rebenpsn ecmiiatea &c.
v01fernss Tetnung tras.a uno osripridt, TO-
talo bic erforeer!ide 9i!fe sur S.eae it, ee{e=
fcG uuh Mn3eieen tn eteler bsipen Spradsn
reselma6is eridsinea 5u laiea. 8ersus Sails
liegt SO Reilen Don MlsranbI;a, III Der NIbe
eee Neb &ipsr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

BUR Rutt3.-5r. Gbas. 8. &aufnann
tit RAD st. glcgo atg.rett, um balelsa elm
Bboslale 9iauor uns GisarreS=@ei&aft 81 er'
5fneu uir erfa5rea, sas Derr &aufmann feline
Waaren ale pon bireeter 2uels bstouarnt, unb
intsm Ct lt nit serirsem prcFt besnasen piu,
tiQia fir 8aar yertaufeu pIre. uuternubt
temna9 tas nsue @eFddft, Is tpirb Elm Seeer
febr sort5siibaft taisibR taufeu t6ancu, beam
5srr aaufmann it e!a tIdtieer unb prattiider
@efaiftamann befann:.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

@rreeries unt pruutfuueu BAL
ten ifsts IN ret&fer aus,paat Die 5rn. @ebrabsr
1irsme> Gde Der 10. uus ct. peter @trabe in
Ct paul porrdtis. 8eionetrt aafmer!iams
tea strbieut tbr fa5ner 8orrat9 an in' unb
ausISnsi9tn einsemadten uub getrodneteu
Grl&tn. Nan beiu3e ben eei&mafuoa aas-
sefattster 9tcre, uu Td capea IL t~berseu-
gen.. S11l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Sn o. weter turbe bic Drebbrade Der
Wtaoaa unb ct. peter 8abu lebteu Routas
aufasfeat unb Fne bic S@ieuen tararf bereits
ss!tst. Die Snseuieure taben bic Gortiesuns
BET &ate wtR.udr's ~tssouueu. Der 1!ub 1T
fcrtwabreub IN, Steiaes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

MIe0ments- go miNdre.- "a
in ben 9ereanhlunseu bes Stabratbes t;eeer.
bolt sou eielen bic Rsse IT, 70 brtnssa mir BEN
2eler in Grinusruus, Bog ais Gsmmieare fir
he rerf4ietenen @arbs eraauut Fnb:
1. @arb-@. *. &ede.
2. Barb-Bm. Dawfeu.
8. Rarb-6. 8. Stuue.
4. @arp-W. @. @oere.
5. @arb-S. g. qrinee.
2esterer 1T ,usleid YriFesut
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
Tarm III Y%erfQufen.

Gins Earu BON 50 Alder eaat, wsses unsefdtr Is Nfer
unter gFue uni cut %eiusefeust fut. NIT einern 3s1haua
Mef IL ftSnss 5ulse uns 9euIans. has Wa9r nabt teta
9aufe. Die Harm !:ess in Safais 1rua. @rtstt 9onn.
~. hreIsiertd Yselsn ron elmer fattslii6sn &ir6e. Saul
bseinaunaen: Gin Vts.te! baar. ter RtR Az uadS;asn Sns
tsrsFen auf 2 ptes 3 Sabre aaa 8eliebsn bs &duftrs.
HaG3ufroseu an Der p eIiean 9ate BET
1885 Neter &erfdt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Giue .parttte @&webeu, bic a!s
Arbetter fit bic ct. paul u,o VaciFe Sabn
ensagirt poreeu narea uno fit pelGe pte Com
pasuie BE 2eilt besabtt bate, ma9t bter
5awierstsit, an tbrsa ArSettsplae tu retien;
bod setaus es eub!ia, bic meiasn isusr Aats
su terubisea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

9ennepiu County 1T laut BEN 9eri&t
bes County aubttors ia eutea Ruansteasu Ser
baItui6en. Gs wureen tn ssrsausenea Sabre
$47.62o.65 aueSssebeu unb iueluls ees GaGtn-
tt0autes an, 1. Nar3 1871, $50, 1895 eiuse-
aouamen. Das County bat $18,248.00 S&ul-
bsu ; basesen 0utbabeu uuh Gisen.tum TN
Dertbf sou $4l,57l.90.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

2aut 8eriat Tee Gteiuubbeiteratbs purbe
gbas. Salon ais MiGbent bes @eiunbbsits' Sa'
ipettcrs ansefeot; B<{o!euns SIC per @u<
nat.
Ole NFGmen:s. GomutHare 9abtu ibrfu ST.
rt9t essen bic OsGauns ber @iil(Fppt-S trabe
al, ta usber etue Meb.bett Der tetteilistea
8<s6lsruns tafar p~.titieutre nod Elm ssbSrt-
ger Bslatu6 porliese.
gIlr. 8reuer aeQte ben Mntraa bic 8tiolounS
GET Der 9rstbtr btr 0sidmafdineu aaf $40 per
Woaat ~ erbSten ; aneeaemmeu uue CUR eeF-
nitiesu S9lu6faQuu6 auf bic ua@fe @isuas
serfdoteu.
Mto. Srbnion wsree gum Sridsn.D DIRECTOR
seniblt an bes StsGe ssn Naysr Zee.
Eas gelud les bc@w. Gen. Biears P. @le>
s,ens Gtaub uub Mnssrer uni BepiQisars bes
0rantliu parfs su eiaem pic Rie ter tat9oli'
(&<u rertl9en .@emeinee am 4. Suit wurse mad
einiaer DiseufVo. aenebmist.
Mebrere Yetitouea betrefsus @trabsustr'
bsGtrunsen uurbtn uoxselest.
Geruer tf9lsB Der Natt. tab 3,rtt @aalan1'
pen ror benz Oprnbaus aafBeReat perben FOL-
len, UNI teGeu 8sludera ~ leY6ten
Der antras. bic ct. paul Bride f,et 81 g.
ben unter eewi0ea 8setusuaseu Der &omptuia'
tisn son @,!te Ter 8stuobuer pcu Dafota
&santy wurpe anaenommen.
Die 8eis!suus bes Seeretdrs tss gsluub'
b,itratbs il auf $500 idbrli& feReeeBt.
M!s. Sobufeu wuree er,nd9tist, mad Gbieasu
u reifn uub bas bsrtise Sep<rase- SyTst ~
~1uoiren.
Die aR.1meats-G omutaars erb;etsn Ben
Muftras, pldne uub &oaeatre&uuuaeu fir cine
siierne ODER b5l3erue Srude iker bic 2afe GU
psrior une ct. Yau uubNuiFeBa bu, fepie uber
Wbalons Greet on Der R~sbeureu @trass ~Sor5ule.
cen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Gtns tstlan;-6omnittee ststn
fcsenanute .glaimiampers" 1T in her @esenS
sou eate Out Farle ana etsrn @tursiotaFu0e
tn SbG.iessit. So pirb nur erlaubt, I'D auj
eineereisn undergraduates, tie BON ibreu ftats.
REV gisentbumern fir INNER ssrtaden purbeu.
geuallamss8 srtreibeu rirs niat seRattet, unb
ieser rirtli9e @ttter in ieineun &eat. &c.
f&abt. So. 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
Dte Gt(eutatnbs4>- III IL watr-

Die Gt(entatntsat-8tl til IT svabr-
f&tiaiid ssrperfta. Bel BEN u~nsdnaieeu
Detttr, nit ptt&en bsr Rat ms tetmsuiu&tu
tettett, NAL tter bie BeHeatsuns al Der ab.
atmuuns sAtns uub satta fauna BE 1dlfte
@dbler tbre @tk,neu al unb guar tn ereeer
Mebrbeit fir bic 8ia. aa& IN Miuaeapolts
1t eine Mebrbeit III @unfeu berieltea, pdt
reub anoert Wdse, nie Ransatc, @inona q. T.
{. fat etuiimmts basesea ftmmteu, 70 baB TN
Uan3eu e.nommsu bic 8eruerfuns bes @eieses
bas &siultat Der Mbnimmuns fttn birfK.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Glue beutI&e Spartaus uirb su
Anfans ess ndaisn Ronate BON ben 9trrea
BiQius 8rotbsrs aue Dunbar erSFnet .pereen,
poeura Setens @slss.nbtit sebptsu tR, feline
GrlparniNe sen eiusm Deaar aufpSrts auf s
Fru,eut gins anjuiesen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Ginuanbernse @4weten uub &or1e'
eeu fonmen (ebr Welt IN uuisru, @taute an.
aur;li@ sr1ientirteu f9 In %ae Gart Gsunty
cine Weuse 1ansitien biier &aticualitdt une
an, puriseu Donusraas fam etne Gpleate son
uaebrsre1 buueert S&ptetn bier an. Dit
Nsenten ttr Nore YaeiFe BAHIA tattea fir biz
(eltea faub bti 0ttertal 4afe axsSefudt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
TQrm 5u p%erfaufen.

Cine aarn, ui.t sun. gerlauf aneetcten; q. Mft 80
Nt,r. rprcu IS unt.r TEus, febr sate @ieien 30 YdeT,
autsn Suih. eutes @aHer beim 9aus nns cute etcQuns,
Mues %eineetenst.
Die harm liest In Gtantefes 9sat. Carver eenats.
Niuuescta . TSei!e. ron Gtasta, S ron Carver uus 5 spu
Sbafpree. Gertt 60.
Rdberes III erfrsssn bel eraat Of tn etasta oeer asi
Gem glat eaisibt. So@H
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

Der Ttterfdusseretu triHt Anaal<
ten, aur 8erbintsrung sra 9hierquilersien bic
SHsuti@e Wadiamtit IN anipru@ gu nstmen
uuo r.&net babel auf ttdtiae Witnirtun9 Der
Barser. 3bsrauatsr, bic auf frti&er 9bat er<
tappt tr<rteu. fSSnaen cine tpetterss se,baftet
werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

&uftte xeuen @ef@dfts~A ntsi~
SEN Der 1rn. @sauseuters u. 8rc, Gde Ter
Sort uub Sine @tra6s, uno bes 5rn. Beis an
ber @abalbap Strabe ma9en mir biz Qeler r.
fonoers aufmerfiam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
Neue a8enteu.

Ra9ttnaaatt p<rren tabtu biz @ate, bt.
Neeutu. fir btn r@auberer" IL te(orsea:
9erren @,traber Ruate, .
HOS GtrrY Str., Mtlwautee, @ts.
SER %ettr 8ane,
9.trtr an ser ct. Grauetseus fir9e. 9tt'
cage 81
SER 9obt 8erB,
IN Mp2!eton, Wte.
9err Mnt. 8urtara,
il @reen BaH Mb.
GER Sos. stp.
III Depere, @i5.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06

9n Winueapolts eutwidet Fd cine
au6erurbsntltde Bautbdtieftit unb lub eiae
src6e GrSabl @ei&dfta- uns Yripatbdsier I'm
Bau teerifea. Sn Ten @aRbduftru fummeu
tG9li1 piete G%iamanberer an
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
Varr, III v%erfaufen.

Cine 6assn in SaNals I o,ri 4s. maize peHaa Qak,
Sunael ,u ~rsrsagisr.' 'OisielN tat 100 Mder. elm sutes
Wctahlus, IS Nder seeteart. init oeu ftGuReu poll tn ber
~lmseecnb Hanmfdmnsl; Eur rter GHeleu sos Buffalo
Spp, une Sebeu Msei!eu vsa Der Gtferbatnfahpu Neute-
rslp, 92,isbt Co.. @inr. 81
@impn 9Dalii1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
$50 1T SpbanmeS &luaS?

DIR l1nt.rseian,t es'udt ttsr,nit ~ttejen'scs. psIAe at.r
bru uufenrtdlisr-t letnvs 8rute-s Setannes &ta&s Nus.
fuuit seeteu fSunea ans.easa..ih. inn {ulGe sctaatst su=
tcu,men ~ laNen. DsrfsIbe 1T scr u~astiabr 81 Sctreu
Nep Sort araesrmmen. Besen aamttsuuertaitatDen
6au|te TT ~brtnaeao. iser ~sen[eltea gussur!s w erta!teu.
St er l3ksne g5tr teet.
Maa c~s:eifss sefdatsa ~
2lbart &fadS,
p::stEslb, aAesEsr Gesnta, Ntnne.i.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-06
3u D%errenten.

GiMs ar.c Sam, 5 grsIss son Ct. Saul, sdnH unto:
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-09

quested BY those concerned TO neg you viii DO me
the favor 70 Insert The following In the Tnles:--
Lady Edith, Lazy Constance and the Hon. Edward
Noel, accompanied by the Earl OF Gainsborou0h
the deputation from the Catholic youth or Great
Britain TO congratulate the Holy Father on his jub-
lee. They took Apartments ON the second floor OF
the Hotel dAhgleterre, via Bocca Ill Leone The pro-
prietOr OF the hotel was perfectly cognZant Of the
object for which his distinguished visitors had
come Yet during their absence at mass on last
sunday morning, without having previously asked
their leave a trieoOr lag was hung out OF one OF
their windows, though there were sixteen other
windows in the froDt Uf the hotel from which n
might have been hung. Moreover. Sunday was no
national holiday, and as the QuestOr OF Rome as
sured me later there was not the least obligation 10
display the national nag.
The Hon. Edward Noel on his return home about
ten O'Clock In the morning. finding the tric0Or SUE
pended from the window OF his apartment, withdrew
II and sent for the secretary OF the h0el who seems
to nave peen the insti2atOr OF the demonstration
window or higher floor. crowd gathered about
the hotel shortly alter and the secretary returned To
say the hag must be placed In It's original pO-
slton. Mr.. Noel thereupOn sald "1f this he the
case. then our family and the other members OF the
reputation VIII leave the hotel" The flag was re-
three times. the crowd crying, "Vtra pHfOre
E'ndnuee ~ Mr. Noel responded "Vjr0 Pho VOyOy'
Az this point LORD Gain borough, who had been
out NJ mass. ana was ignorant or what was going
on, returned nome. He acqulesced In the decision
OF his son. ana the whole party prepared to leave for
another hotel. Meanwhile Mr.. Jervoise our Score
tary OF Legation, had been sent for nv the
OF The hotel to confer with Lord Gainsborougn The
municipal authorizes had on their side summoned
two companies or soldiers ana employed them In
spectators. Lord Gansborou2h and his family then
left the hotel
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STAYED TO DEATH Nv ERO0xLyy.
Ice Wntor the Cause Of Observation-Disclosures
In the Russell Homicide.

Ice Wnfor the Cause Of observation-disclosures
In the Russell Homicide.
An inquest was held before Coroner whitehall
aud a Jury ct the County Court House, Brooklyn on
Friday evening last, touching the circum
stances attending the violent taking on
or william Russell, who died at the City
Hospital about ten days ago from irac-
ture Of the skull inflicted on the 9th OF June.
The testimony taken from cye.wtnesses OF the aGai
indicated how slight provocaton is needed to ex-
cite the worst passions IN the brease of some human
beings who VIII not pause TO consider for instant
the fatal consequences Of indUlgng tne evil thirst
ior revenge for trivial offence which wells up In
the rancorous heart. The bone OF contention in this
instance between the slayer and the slain was no
less a cooling beverage than Ice water. The story
OF Carrot Murphy, aborer. VINO was present during
The trouble IL In substance as follows:-Deceased
was employed IN gang of laborers, on the day In
question, az the tobacco Inspection works loot OF
Dock street The witness had been working IN q
separate gang in shed, under the superintendcnce
Of John HaIIoran, who at seven O'Clock ordered
them to 20 over to the building While on their
way To the latter place they met gang OF men pro-
ceedng In an opposite direction. At the point OF
meeting the uaoran party had q pail OF Ice water,
and Russel, VINO was OF the other squad, went To
have drink The next that witness knew OF che
watcrr ''You are liar was the angry retOrt OF
the accused To this assertion. HallOran applied
fortunate man, VINO exclaimed, .You are mean
shoe bow Russell then look up q bundle oil to 4.
OaccO ana paeux u OIL his shoulder started toward
the shed with II. lie had turned his back
than the foreman, Hall0ran, picked up barrel
stave and dealt him terrible blow with IL on the
back OF the head telling him TO the earth, where he
lay unconscious. Finally hs assaiant ana oner men
raised MN IN their arms and pore him TO place OF
shelter, where efforts were made to rcsussltae him.
lie was subsequently, taken TO the hospital, where ne
died.
Four other witnesses corroborated the evidence Of
Murphy, and after brief consultation the Jury
rendered verdict finding that the blow inflicted
ut the hands OF John HallOran caused the dealn o'
IN
after the occurrence apd nas NOT since oeeh seen W
heard from