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Rathhooa, md large asnbse - Ceass ~ sna
u nsalsasnte. Fl
wasnipstoo, stA-Tas .sussss-se >hsWays aaA1
Means Committee have decided 70 tender eehssex .
dinnse&sfoss IL departure iee EagaanA- -
Senator Norton expresses a splnon tAat IL Prs
ident wont appoint any neubss q CosWsss - To
Gen Dsoinee Committee n sssat q Tho passags0
the Senate resolution BY the Hosss.
Chicago, eth-The Republican Senatorial Caueus q
the Minnesota Legislature met last night and noni-
mated ". Window for the iull term and o. r. stsasns
Tor the unsxpircd term Of the late Senator Merton
The situation OF the Illinois Senatorial contest
shows no change Logan 70 bs'isved sure of ths can-
cus nomination. but many expvsas opinion that u
that event an outsids combination may become streng
enough 70 eject Gov. Palmer, who while not eandi-
date wir 1t 10 sasd consent to become 70 under CO.
tain cirumstanees.
Territorial News. 80
Helena, Jan. IThe Sheriff observed day befsse
Yesterday some Indications of another attempt r.
break jail He msds Thorough search yesterday and
found the prisoners had made cav out Of an iron
hoop from the water barrel also had turned several
case knives int sawa They had attempted 70 cut
through the Aoor but had given that up probably "a
commence on tAs sides next Butler, who M lately
arrested Tor horse stealing, heads Oh attempts III
seems anxious to get out The Sheriff he'd him iron
from tes skssEss Il rs t6:s d 1 ssa1
irons had been obtained from the y. g. Nashal and
were Government patent. He viii now bs accommo
dated with homemade ct madeby blacksmith.
In spite Of rather bad weather, the Theatre waa
6lled last night to witness the minstrel songs and
dances and the advent Of Nine. Forestelle The per
foemances Of this lady were astonishins; and drew
the plaudits OF The house.
Helena Jan. s-Hslt~'s klsck b nearly ready fos
occupation. TIC corner building win Be oeeapied b.
W. Co. ltpromisss to be ose Il {: shandsomesl
and most convenient stage olBees IN the West The
other buildinss win be occupied BY Hotter Bros. %
Wholesale and retail grocery store and lumber oee
and - rsctityipg establishment and liquor store.
Addison Smith. Of the lsdepeadesk g. l. NcCabe
Of Yreka, George Steel Of The Disnopd r NJ. Lind.
scy; of Hackfook and West Durham se n. 7. gulch
are in the city.
FRANCE.
Ionden, Jan. lth-Pa,is adviees show intense q.
element among the populatien, who demand grand
sortics. A new General has been sent TO connand
the Grand Army Of France At Havre. -:
Versailles. lth-The bombardment 70 20 e6eetual on
the east Of Paris that only one Fort replies.
occupied Brinches after triding resistance Evancy
and Behagpcs were also carried after hard fighting
and heavy losses.
Ve'sailles, 9Th, via London 5-Bombasdment Of the
Southern Forts Of Paris commenced at . this 4 m.
Tours, 0th-The French government informs tel.
eeTsph companies that messages for Paris win be ae
ecptsd to 30 forwarded BY pigeons 1t senders nsk.
The charge 10 ten cents per word, and messages must
not exceed - woeda
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THE TERRITORY.

L ootan11A .4~..
The residence Of Rev. E. N. Goddard
eenaagratsd slishtly on Iondsg.
Judge Lowell on Tuesday, sentenced "a.
ward Terranee 70 % days in jail for 'sao'
bling MI. Ward. s.rz.. ~........
Nj. James Van Dusep, IN old citizen,
died on Monday. .-..... '.,se- f4a +
Wells, Fargo 4 Cos Exprsss has been
discontinued for the present betweea osn'
mack and this city. ...sr ...
On the first of January the Executive Of
fice will be moved to the upper stov OF the
commodious stone building on Patbns cor
ner. The Governor rents this buiang tor
the low price Of twenty-five don&s per
month, and has the advantage of hre'
proof building, centrally located. We arc
pieaeed to zee that our Executive omcer y
determined to use economy, - wd - con-
venience, in the administration Of Terrific
rial affairs. We think that ninet dollars
per month, a. 10 charged for the resent Of
ficc, an exorbitant price to pay: -
The Air KNIGHTS and tl,air fir hdies bad
. magnificent banquet At shlr hall, last
Monday night
Miss Addie Rodgers Is lybg quite oil a
Bozeman.
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UNITED STATES.

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Into private basissss In 0neianaai.
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u started On The West SID - 60 poaeeeais y
b. ths shsri9 yesterday. ~ -.
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4 this State did q III reedenec 4 m ct,i...
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In New Yosk, the youth now aaect King
William whiGkorA"
xacresdy, ~ tzaesdian, Il pnblishins his
''Reminiscencee Of DiekenA" y
Rome i % become the capital Of Italy In
March, 1911.
Tho Crown Prince Il q the head of the
woman.sudage movement In Germany.
A wife in Tss1e Hauts cured her husband
Of drunkenness, By filing his eyes with hot
Acafsy. Connecticut farmer has just finish
d > AaG pm q cost q eS,ooo Its grain
q On - outsids a.d pspered inside
BsseAs haaly GOT ESQ for ten minutes
wosk \ mas1ying coapla -st
0seeys 4Dssl, . Isomineat lsraslits II
niehnead, VI, . nillioaaizs, died Deesm-
~ IN. u ~ ssa. e..s
Oo,edl Al. Harrison, q Indianapolis,
disd sseins1x 10 ~ grandson of rssai.
Davil G. DsMele. - 3,rsoidsai q "
1spshne q Tens, did q IL - I'M,
aea upward q Q ynla Hs ~ . native
Ge1eu11A, + ].
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CONGRESSIONAL.

Third 9csslon, XIII Congress.
Housl, lth-xossin reported bin to peoyidsfos
celebrating the l0oh Anniversary Of Anssican indie
pcndeuce By a international Exhibtioa q PhiIadol
pk!a. IN 1870. Il Wa unanimously favored.
The rcaignaiton q schcnek was presented.
The Foreign AEairs Committee majority reported,
sustsin;og WashbuEns In his Paraguayan di1culty,
eeusurine h..ar Admiral Golden fos not SUSTAINING
him. bslding thse 2liss and Aastssnan we've nsmbsss
1t The Lcgstisn that to- Parsguayan government he'd
inssltsd the United stasss AM mat ths President did
right 70 withdraw xcMshsn from Fs:.aguay. Swami
sfered minority report disseutipg from u: above.
SENATE, Ah-stswart presented . .pstitisa from
Wsstcrs miners, asking Tor protection against ceetaia
Railroad Companies Which ars elaiming tAeir lands
Ry vstss q alleged ConSrsssioaal grants. 90.
The Fnssidsat was requested 70 send 70 Tie Senate
81 comnunicntions bearing On xotlsy's recall.
A select committee Thurman, Hamlia Tunbull
Howe and Willey-was appointed 70 investigate char.
ges against Senator sprague h eonpsetioq with bse
ode running during the va.
Jewett Of No, was sdded 70 Tie Naval and Paddle
4 r Committees.
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FROM WASHINGTON

1 AAS8UsoS NVSbUSPOASQSsSCV GS0W NOgtu "08ts
(The letter of which the following 10 {
portion. was received too late for publica
ton entire.-ED)
The adjournment of Congress until afte,
the holidays, the ''half time" service of al
tho employees Of the several department,
between Christmas and New Years, and the
opening Of the gay season, precludes any
ectaOn upVn pu~asS Dssss..~.. ....ss =.
fourth Of January. Old and young, rich
and poor, each in their way, take the spiri,
Of 10y uncondned" and % in for fun and
frolic as their facilities may best subserve
them. The
on DTS. At TUE CAPITAL
Are. that Mr.. Willis Drummond, Superb
cor Of Internal Revenue for Iowa and Min
nesota, 10 soon to supercede Hon. Joseph s.
Wilson, - Commissioner Of the General
Land Once Mr. Drummond IL here, and &C.
companied by tho members Of the Iowa
Congressional delegation, has had several
interviews with the President ..
The final order assigning to, and muster.
ing out Regular Army Officers, will be it,
sued the coming week; already one hun
dred and eleven have resigned and received
their years salary In advance, and the board
OF which Gen. Hancock 10 chief will com.
plcte their work on the 81st. inst
Gen. Schenck was confirmed q Minister
to England, Last week, without Z dissenting
voice; very flattering surely to the General
and his many friends. .-. ,....,,
Tho present condition Of 1893
THE sAx DOMINGO RESOLUTION .s.
Il, that Il lies It the bottom Of pilsof bills
on the Speakers table and can only be
reached By two thirds vote. TO obviate
this, II u believed that the resolution now
before the Foreign Affairs Committee In
tho House viii DO taken up, and sent 70 the
Senate In order to expedite it, passage by
that body. Rumors NE Eils that the eecre-
tasy Of the Treasury h - complicstsd with
the San Domingo question, tAat hs win b
obliged 70 leave the Cabiset. Il d known
that spirited correspondence bas bean held
between Boutwell, and the President, also
that private interviews have bssn had; vt
In the excited condition Of affairs In u not
safe to anticipate. what changes Ny o.
may not occur In ths Ne q Executive advi.
cen.
MONTANA xAffEnA.
The Senate In Executive Session on ~
sand connrmed 4, p. 6snndsrs, q Non.
tana = Register q Hslsna, = T. tn
N1w No11x WxG4 and Hwsl6 havs besa
designassd = 10 papsss h which ~ Psb-
lie LAWS Of this Session ~ . - printed u
~ Territory of Montana l.
vm11a Ia aFso viz
= upon u Win I vonssanee, tst not .
lake q ''the gsatls snow" besaks ~ no.
noesny Of hosGn ground bst while s)elgh.
Ing Mvsgies cannot reap ~ hasysGt a. u
dollars pr hour, our Skating Rinks ~
throaged With stesl-shoe pedestrians, q Af.
3 cents pr hour foe he psivslsgs of "a.
ding o. he ioe, q loot q upoa he Sssis y
Jssadssislig astS1sssa ekaAes, Jus asd
boa-nols aEs psi.cipally 8 denasd, Win
sliSht ''bowh~ NV ~ ~ = 49, ~
spirit q snnssnent haoyaat ald 1tea Elm
hsias hut = span, ~ v3tA ~ 1anodr =
NV ~ p6ecl nGatoa . rsersishesS - m
loves q N Willis on tog6aL NJ ~ Il.
= 8 -. Ank - aov agis,lv
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Building and Improvements in Deer Lodge as During 1870.
R1GARxA.

Dooi0enes
uPlostessd Reeidenee
| 0nall oeadencoe, IN |
TX neatly enclosed By
Il (good picket fsnee.
.H0oide1ce, 0 Oens'
}lStage and stable b'dgo
NWoFOrooO
IiStAheo
s: &c s s: 81
.''''''S;: painted
ii do 80. !.
lone wing only, sn1'd
Carpenter shop
NaJt house and vaults
Hotel aud store b'dgs
Hotel Building
Residence
stable
Improvements
Residence
II do
lmpr0vsmonts -
ResidAnce -
II do
Butcher shop
ulmpr0vemsnto
uLivery Stable
Residence
Store building
Logs and sto1o
Improvenents
Store building
Furniture 0auufacty
Extepsion and Imp.
Store improvements
IlLivery Stable build'g
bank building
NDrug store tmprov'tS
improvements
do
lOMce and addition
Sh0emakes chop
lImpeoveaaents
NStoee and o@ce
etono, logs and dirt
uExpeeo0 Once
NOmes and basbsrshop
lAddition
Residence
do
Raised root, hard I'D
Residence
do
do
Improvements
living to residence
l!Law Once Imp'ment
Masonic Hall 3 store
improvements
h Hospital Buildings
lSummer residence
Shop, hall and store
Residence
4 Printing Omce
St0re building
NEitchen Addition
Store building
Butchersh0p hard 1'a
Il BlacksmithShop Imp.
Excelsior Bowling A.
lmprovemente
NFireproof addition
Stone dreproof bdg
improvements
Stone Arepeooe
llNeW front to bakery
Ilmp. on Livery Stable
llSt0rs building
Fairbanks Patent
saloon buildings
NDininG room addition
Tailor Shop
Hospital buildings
Residence
do
NB..SsS',.e Hou..
do Imp.
0u1dtUg 0ucss ets.
Residence
Bachelors Hall
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Gazette -.

Gazette q.
The Masonic Festival last Tuesday night
was grand succesa We id not learn the
exact number present, but here must have
been at least ia; and contrary b the gene
eral rule, there were moro ladies than gen
tlemcn.
Yesterday At tho Walla Walla Hotel,
about two O'Clock, miner from Ten Mile
named Peter Bonnie, . Norwegian by birth,
died suddenly from the bursting Of blood
vessel. "
An unoccupied building on Wood street
was Get on fire last night, bst the flames
were subdued without much damage. A
reward of 81, 1000 Is offered br the perpe-
traitors.
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Gasette &


Nj. B. Wolff has removed his barber shop
ono door above the Sample Rooms. Shay
ing has been reduced to twenty-five cents.
Captain Hart and lady went to Virginia
City on yesterday mornings coach. Hugh
Kirkendall went to tho States 70 be gone for
six weeks Col Saunders, Judge Symes
and Judge Lawrence went to Virginia City
to attend the January term Of the Supreme
Court Baron O,Keefe and his brother Dave
are in the city:
From private letter written by Mr.. G.
G. McKiernan, dated at st. Louis, Dccem-
Der 22d, We are permitted to i6ake the fol.
lowing extract: Dick Gillespie and Ben
Kingsbury are in the city. Jimmy Cald.
well and Charley 1ngrsham left for Ken.
lucky this morning. Thomas 4 Tut and
r 8. Hale are stopping u the Southern
Hotel. Sam Meal and wife no to lesye soon.
Colonel Voolfolk has arrived here The
weather b bitter cold. sldghing Is splend-
ia Mnss.u* .... #....".- r.. .sa
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Gazette, 81.
A 81, 900 gold bar was cast 1t s. II.
BONN & Co. . bank yesterday.
On Thursday night, Gilme & salisbury's
station on Fish Creek, the drst station be.
yond White Hall, between this city and
Virginia, was destroyed by fire, with nine
head of horses, harness, and forty tons Of
hay. The cause Of the fire b unknown.
Gazette
E. W. Toole, Colonel Nay, Judge Chum-
asero and John H. Shobsr went to Vir-
GINA City Yesterday on legal business.
Messrs. E. 8. HcClay, Nat. Carroll, r. II.
Lemon, John NJ. Sweeney and Major Davis
left for the east yesterday. Messra Carroll
and Lemon 60 to Ireland on visit.
DrA Reins q Reece have formed part
nership for the practice Of Medicine, Sur
gerry and Obstetrica .f......
1s,lla Epma Hozreatslls who packs her.
sea1 u Q eagaS o0x, ana permits flonS yuas
~ on her bosom u about to appear q III
Theatre ComiQus.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-07

bic with good cheer, and prevents that
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-07
INTEREST PAYING PLAN,

BY this system, Lite Insurance u furnished Al
~ Inns soif - BY rhe usual plans. and the pol.
,oy hoi .sr receives an annual interest OF seven
pr cant upon ~ the nehey paid by hun TO the
Campsay his annual premiums thus earning
him ~ much ~ government bond.
- The pan has been thoroughly criticised hna
yiily indoIsed by the most eminent actuarics
md skiAful mathematcisns in the land indee,.
has not yet been the subject of unisyorsiie
mention many respectable quarter.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-07
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN

Great Social Evils and Abuses,
which interfere with Marriage, with sure means
OF relief for the errlng and unfortunate, Diseased
ana debiiitated. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
iree OF charge. Address, Howard Sanitary AID
Asssoc,stion, s No. South Ninth street, Philadel'
phia, ta' ie4d2m
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SUPPLIES FOR THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.


The steamer Congress, bound for Disco. on the
coast OF Greenland with stores for the Arctic ship
POars, Captain Hall, sailed from this port on
Wednesday last The following is . list OF her
officers
Cdpdtn-H. X. Davenport
Lieutenant COmntdnde7s--William i. Sampson
and Benjamin +. Day.
Lieutendats-Charles II. Stockton and Charles r..
Arnold.
Nds.ers-J. V. B. Blocker. H. q. Hunter and VII.
liam Ii. Everett
MidsitiDmen-C. T.. Vreeland, G. +. w. Holman
Thomas Z. Spencer, A. II. Cobb W. Il. Sewe and f.
i. Green.
Mate-J. NJ. Creighton.
St1VeOnEdwart >. Bogert
Assistant SttrgeOn-HOmer L. Law.
PGD,ndSter-GeOrge Cochran.
Engineers Chief, Edward b. Latch first assist
ant Charles II. Greenleaf; second assistant, Thomas
w. Fitch.
First Lieutenant Of Mdrines-C. l.. Sherman.
Captains CierH--W. q. Wyman.
PAY Cierk--W s. UnderdOwn.
B)dtStcain-John Hall.
Gtnner-W. +. Devlan.
CUTOente1--Henry Davis.
SUii1ndfey-A. A. Warren
Ice P6iOt-J. NJ. BuddIngton.
r. Greenland PiOt-H. w. lodge. Failed to come
on board at time OF saillngl.
The complement of officers crew and marines Of
the Congress Is about $780, and her tonnage ., 900
tons
The Congress had the following passengers on
bOard:-Rev. J. l.. Newman, Chaplain of the United
States Senate Mr. +. b. Bliss Rev. f. ID. Bryan,
and Mr. r. W. d. Bryan, astronomer for the Polarls.
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MYSTERIES OF THE METROPOLIS.
Suicide of a Beautiful Southern
Woman.
She Shoots Herself in the Breast and
Refuses to Say Why.
A Secret Between the Victim
and Her God.

Tie suicide OF Mss Genevra II. Rockwell, other.
wise known az Minnie French, by shooting herselt
In the left breast with seven-bari elled revolver
The 10Th inst, while In her boarding house. III
West Tnirtylrst street, has heretofore been briefly
mentioned IN the HERALD. Some further and inter.
esting developments In the case yesterday
made during the official investigation before Coro.
ner Schirmer.
Some three weeks ago deceased ana her sister
Fldelia both exceedingly beautiful and highly ac-
complshed young women, arrived in this city from
their home In Charlottesville, N. c., with the inten-
ton OF visiting Saratoga, Long Branch. Newport
and other fashionable resort, and secured apart
ments at one OF the Broadway hotels. Subsequently
preierring to live in private house. the sisters Went
TO III West Thirty1rst street, where, the even
ing Of the 10th instant, Fidea Rockwell, on going
TO her room, was horrined at Ending her sister
Genevra on the bed, batned in blood, which was ra
pdly Oozing from a wound IN her breast. The poor
girl admitted that she had shot herself, but refused
TO make any explanation, saying 1t was u secret be-
tween
HERSELF AND GOD,
which nothing could induce her TO divulge.
Roundsman Edward Knight Of the Twenty ninth.
precinct. testified that alter the shooting he was
called into the house, and the third floor found e
nevra on the bed bleeding from pistol shot wound
OF the breast the pistol then being the bureau In
answer To a question 10y the roundsman she SAID
she HAD herself, but that the for the
MUST DIE WITH HER.
The wounded woman was nrst taken to Bellevue
Hospital for treatment, and suDse lueutly removed
to $50 East Twenty seventh street, where death en-
sued as stated. DIR. Walter NJ Fleming, who had
been In attendance upon deceased, gave certificate
OF death, which, OF course, not DonOred by the
Board of Health, who referred the to Coroner
Schirmer No verdict but That OF suicide by shoot
ing could be rendered. Deceased was twenty three
years OF age and native OF Virginia.
After Miss Rock well snOt hersal an anonymous.
Geographic despatch was received from one or her
OF coming to New YORK II absolutely necessary,
otherwise he would not.
Evidently certain parties have taken deep int
rest IN keeping the facts Of the from the public
view: but they proved unsuccessful, lnasmuch the
matter was brought prominently to the notice first
OF Captain Burden, OF the Twenty-nnth precinct,
and subsequently TO Captain Cameron Of the Elgh-'
teenth precinct wne;c ile woman died.
Deceased had n costly funeral, but where she WAS
buried or at whose expense did not transpire.
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helped forward the Jubilee Of 1850, are again ready
to cooperate with the Iriends OF harmony in this
and all countries, In making the jubilee OF 1879
such an exposition OF the divine art as will raise
the standard of music everywhere and be a living
honor to all who may In any way contribute to its
fulhlment
All societies that took part in the Peace Jubilee
OF 1862 as well as those unable to gain
admission to the chorus at that time, are
now invited. Twenty thousand books contain
ing the selections TO be performed viii be
furnished free to the singers and eacn and all are
expected to enter into the good work with heart and
SOUL ana devote the coming winter to thorough
study and practice OF the sublime music. Thousands
Of hcarths and homes will be made happier antic
pating this great event; the whole American
people, ay,
THE WHOLE MUSICAL WORLD,
VIII look forward to 1t with deep interest; and when
upon the opening day, the gfaud chorus oil twenty
thousand shall rise TO sing the inaugural "Hymn OF
Peace" and to this chorus the harmony or two thou
saud performers and the bands OF al natOus shall
be added, such volume OF song will he heard such
perfect and powerful accord OF Voices and instru-
ments AZ never before went up from earth to
heaven.
AS all nations are invited to join with America In
this demonstration III the name or universal peace
II is hoped our Ministers at Oreigu Courts, and all
who represent us abroad, VIII their influence in
bringing about q festival which promises so much
for the cultivation and development oil International
harmOny.
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WEST VIRGINIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Fancy Dress and Masquerade Balls nt tho
White sulphur sprinas-Grnnd Display Of
Elegant Costumcs--Numbcrs Of Northern
Guests Present.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va, Julv 81 1871.
The first of the series Of grand fancy and masquer-
ade balls of the season, given by the prOprietors to-
their guests, took place last night The array OF
brilliant. Many distinguished gentlemen and noted
bellies from ali parts OF the Union were present.
Al twelve O'Clock the company were dlned ana
wIned by the proprietor Dancing was kept mp
until daybreaK this morning. One OF the gratifying
features OF the ball was the large NUMBER or ladies'
and gentlemen present from the North ami thets'
reception by Southerners In the social circles.
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THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS ROBBERY.
ST. Louis, NO., July 81

ST. Louis, Mo-, July q, 1871.
The Kansas Pacific Railway bonds stolen from the
United States Express Company on Tuesday are
NUMBERED from $50 to 2s6 and 3ol 10 800, inclusive,
for 500 EACH 3Ol to 4ol and 451 to 500, inclusive,
for $50 each. They are land grant bonds ana had
Juy COUPONS attached. Both the driver and mos
scnRG have been released, there being positive
evIde,cc Of their completely In the robbery.
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Another Victim 10 Kerosene.

Mrs. Margaret O'Donnen, ageo seventy years, died
yesterday al the Long Island Hospital after intense
suffering, from burns about her face and body re-
ceived by the explosion OF q Kerosene lamp on Wed.
nesday nigh, IN her apartments. SO woodruff street.
Coroner Whitenill has a similar case under nyesti-
Ration--that OF the iatai burning Of the girl Null
holland. in Williamsburg. and IL rs understood that
action VIII be taken 10 suppress the sale Of the oil
III Brooklyn when IL is below the temperature re-
communicating degrees Fahrenheit.
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A Reward offered for the Murderer Of As
HcssOr Gilbert.

Assessor j. Jourdan sent an order at noon yes
terday to p. Campbell, Chief OF Police OF BROOKLYN
directing him TO telegraph IL the captains OF the
different precincts that the government through
Revenue Department OF the Second district, had
offered reward OF So, 900 for the arrest and convic
ton OF the person or persons VINO fatally wounded
Assessor CLINTON Gilbert during the raid upon the
Illicit dstilers of the Fifth ward, about two weeks
ago. The orier was promptly obeyed by chef
Campbell