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HENDRICKS Is SHOCKED,

! The Indianapolis Journal Monday, July %
Sayss @Eg 9s
/. MR. HENDRICKS, like all his suppor-'
tiers, i shocked at the appointment by
General GRANT Of some of his relatives
to ofice, most Of them to very triHing
Offices. But neither Mr.. HExpRrcKs, nor
any ofhissupporters, can alledge that
General GRANT has appointed relation
whose character was bad, whose reputa-
tion was blasted, whose rascalities were
not only notorious, but Of frecord in tie
calendar 0! convicted villainy. How is it
with Mr.. Hendricks himself He had
Charles W. Hall, formerly Of this city,
appointed to IN important Office in the
New York Custom House, and Charles
w. Hall was convicted swindler, and
he knew it. He knew, just IS we'll as
he knew that Hall wanted the office. that
. sentence to the penitentiary had been
passed upon his pet Democratic applicant
and that he was only saved from the
bead shavine and striped suit due to his
crime By executive interference. Hall was
. swindler in the eye Of the law, and SO
pronounced by the court martial that
tried him. He was thief morally and
in sny just sense of the word. But Mr..
Hendricks put him in Office. And now
b dares to talk of "nepotism." and to
dsnounce the appointment Of honest men
who happen to be relatives ofthe Presi-
dent. Il does not lie in his mouth tc
censure anybody for any appointment,
nor in that Of his party SO long as i
supports him. He has given US in this
Hall case q sample of what he would do
as Governor.
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no Consulnptives.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of thst dread disease, Consumption, by
. simple remedy. il anxious to make known
70 his fellow sufferers the means of cure. To
ail who desire it, he will send . copy of the
prescription used, (free Of chargel with the
6ireetions for preparing and using the same
which they viii find SURE CUR1 ior Coz.
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCHrrIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
6ddrsss Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
l94 Penn Street,
B5.ly Williamsburgh, n. 7
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TRUTH" AT LAST.
!, A.
The. Document MI. Greeley
Cant Bear to Have
Published.
IL Reveals the Rebel Plots for an In.
sasree16oa In the North. for
= Firms MertAern Merchant Yes
~ sells, aad TOR burning
= Northern Cities, sa.
Agents hirsd and money Paid for
s! these Purposes
Papers that Would Utterly Ruin
! and Destroy Prominent Men
Il in the North. sa
MoiaJ Report of the Rebel
. Aeeyst Whom Greeley
Went to Visit tn
X Canada.



lFlom Ne Few York Times, Thursday.l
We publish below in full the re-
port Of Jacob Thomdson,' the rebel
in Canada during the year 1864. !
II will be rssdily seen BY It Why
Mr.. Greeley's organ does not de-
sire iss publication as . campaign
document BY the Republican con-
eeressional committsa That Mr..
| Greeley 10 afraid Of tits to be seen
ibon The followiug. which appear
| cd IN vhs Tribune yesterday morn
ling:
so il seems that the rebel arch.
ives, purchased by the government
for $4,000. are to be published
% . campaign document by the
Grant party. There. hes been al
| ready . ossat deal Of history
writing q publis expense Of
which the most shining exsnple
lie Mr.. Balssa's use Of war de-
/ partmns rsoords and CLERKS in
making his eminent work. But
this rare and new publication II .
new attempt 70 Sire the northern
hearts for ~ net sum Of CTS, 900;
the slesdss psetext, that the pure
chace Of Ne .doeun1uts WAS made
Eco that tlse treason Of rebel claims
ans for dsmAges from the GOV.
ernmens miCht be sxpssed, dis
appeass. n is intonded to reopen
Fths old sore again; we are to have
the city-burning, well>pcisoning,
and the contagion spreading busi-
ness all retold, for fear people
might forget there had been q war.
and make up their minds to live
lat peace with their countrymen
Is this worth while9 Must these
|idead-and-gone quarrels be reviv.
led everlastingly that demigoguea
may thsive2
No one uhoEsaGs. the docament
will doaht tsAt it il worth while'te
make IL pu5lss End for these
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Aa1te4hsss alisht and inssdsstal suqgs-
- - fast tthssthe Rs(stliean State a.
rations we're put to heavy expense ~
the'ccasptraeies, riots, mobs and murders in-
oilsd By tho Sentinel, and IL kindred, froa
1853 b u memorable Let Of September,
1e6l3 thAt Democratic Legislature u
'seoponisaP renown made no appropriations
i ls0e; aad that the prices Of everything
satehlls Wearablss or hsbitable had doubled
O. trsblsd, and the differences between the
Republicans and Democrats expenses for
thtf rsspsctive ten ysar3 terms viii be cas-
ily uadGsetood. Or
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Julian admitted last Saturday that he

Julian admitted last Saturday that he
was thu owner ofshares-a few he said
in the and National Bank Of Richmond.
Jet be i terribly opposed to the present
banking system, and denied the bank
was known as "JuEan's bank" The
name Sor it among the business men Of
Richmond = aJulian,s bank" and is
given 70 It not only because the Julian's
aEs heavy shareholders therein, bat be-
cause ~ Hon. George lAbossd % hard
70 secure ii establishment u i plain
that he wanted to have . hand In max
ing sths sieh richerand The poor poorer" /"
- hs claims the system does. .-Muncis
Times.
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gsnrtRr-
Ta1 T1IUNPH OF 0RDFR

THE T1lUAPH OF ORDER
~ SoHN HAY.
A squad Of regular infantry,
In the Coansas's closing days y sea-K
Had eapta rcd crowd Of rebels,
By ~ wall % Psrs-la- -Chaiss. aye s'''
Thsss wsss asspsrate men, Wild women,
Aad Aask-sysd Anason girls,
And one litals boy, with psach-down cheek
And yellow clustering eucls. % OH
The sapaaia ssissd the ittls vail, s5i =
And aid, What dost thou hsrsr sid e
s4apr;si, Cisissn Captainl nsH =
Pm . CoamnnisA my dsafr
Very we'll 1hsn you die with the others
Very WELT 1haYs my afairi
Bat first bt - tAhs 70 my mother,
whs lives By ~ wins-shop there. 'taa
NY faGhss,s watch. You - IL, 2
ARsyoA Ailg y i noti soa ~
Il woaA pisaes ~ Old lsdy 70 havs il. iarg
Thsn nj eoos back here and be shotv
Vi T.
'ThaYs thslase ~ shali ~ Of him.
M erinIsd captain grinnsd, s..e q
A. ~ iittIs man skimmed down shs liill, 3
Nks . swaalsv dswn the wind. ytn9
Fashsjsy oe halisg had ioss in ssst gi
4 ~ alat Il thess awful days, sav sa
And dsath vsisthsd gorgsd Ike greedy snaks
From ths Ash "a, ,Psrs-la-Chaise.
But bsfoes ths last platoon bad fred, !,
|. The childS shrill voice Was heard!
'HS.p lsi iths Old girl mads such . row
fssrsd sAsah brsak my word.' a1
Against ths hulIst-pittsd wan,
II Hs took hi pleee with The rest, z
A button was lost from his ragged blouse, =
u Which Showed kis soft, white breast:
Now blAss away. my children ! g..
/. With your LITTLE one-two-three
The 0hsssspols toss ths stout young heart
/, And ssvsd sosisGy! 0 ASi1
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A Charitable w Worlk,

e1oo, 900, in s309 PRIZES in Cash and Real
Estate Gifts, are 70 be distributed Legally:
Nay 25th, 1877, st Mason City, Illinois. in aid
Of Public Library and Churches.
This knteSprise Is endorsed by the business
msn Of Illinois. Tickets 81 90 eace. For full
paftieulsss, address.
STRAWN MASSEY,
1Dusinses Managers, Mason City, III
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NICHOLSON 4 BRO,
Booksellers and Stationers,
(NRw sTAND)
sth ana Main, Odd Fellows Building
RICHMOND, INDIANA.


= rr0RNEY AT LAW and NO.
TARY. Once No. 80, Main-strest
.h1ond, Ind: attends to the collec
fion az an claims in any State the Union
Vill ursctice in any Of the Courts of1ndiara
- ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
foVsrs Of Atsosssy, either inland or for.
eirn. By special arrangement with 9. T:
XSAs, In Cincinnati, German Consui) and
0lLL1R Co., ofNeW ork, am enabled 80
enrvard And receive any money packages or
~thsr yaluablss, % we'll ~ TO attend to the
Srensit Of persons from any part ofEurops
o. from thiscouutRy. . t
All business strictly confidential and
,cmrtIv at1sn1sa 10. 80. J.H.P.
3uly 1th 1885, AStf
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What objection have you to voting for
Horace Greeley? How does Q man be-
tray his Republican principles BY voting
for him for President? Was not he q
hepsAlisan before you were? To wha.
principles Of Republicanism was he ever
unfaithfulS Was not he for preventing
the extension of slavery and against the
Lecompton Constitution. Was not he in
favor Of freedom? Was not he in favor
Of oil constitutional amendments? Was
not he in favor Of equality Of all before
the law9 What is the matter you can
not vote for Horace Greeley?-Trum-
tull's Decatur Speech.
We want to ask few questions our
selves. Was not Horace Greeley in fa-
vos Of allowing the Southern States to
secedef Was he not in for giving the
SoutAsrn slaveholders $4OO,0OO,O 900 for
their slsvesP Was he no. engaged in
the Niagara Falls Conference7 Was he
noA "a favos Of those very enaetments for
ths exeention Of which the Democratic
party arraign the PRESIDENT Is he not
to-day in full accord with tha Democrat
Is party. supported by them as an apos-
tate Republican, the Democrats having
- the New York World expresses it.
A hook in his nosef Is he not regar-
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DIR. s.. d. HARTMAN
No. rs North Pearl Sire ct,
(OppOsite the Warner Building,)
Il &c HI M O N D. IND.
Office Hours: From to 2,and from
TO P. NJ. ami atall other times when not
professionally engaged.
RlCHM0ND, Nov. 9. 1859. 10:ly
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J. q. MCINTYRE, M. d.
OAlce opposite Huntington House
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
Speoial Attention Given to Surgery
Residence No. II South Franklin Street..
- n13-ly.
/. R. HOWARD Il CO.,
Who'd esale Groc e rs
SAND DEALERS IN
Salt, Fish, Tobacco and Cigars [!
Near the. Depot.
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OyyIcp Noa9H-1Asf Con. MAIN 81 xTH,
KAxCRAGO11DS INDIAN a.
D-Spscidl Atssn.1 o11Ics HOURS: /.
tion 70 Obstetrics and to 8 .. M. IL to
Diseases Of Women p. M, and to sP.
and Children. m. -
Oct. II, 1871. n3t2f
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Jehiel Railsbaok,
.Attorney at L01v,
Richmond, Ind.
: Entrance one door East Of Petchelrs Store
and over Hudscn's Drugstore, Aain-st:
Richmond. AuG. 10. 1870.
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DIR. J. HoWELLS,
EL ON o. op q t h j s. T
stand,) 6rst house West of Grace
n. r.. Church,
RICHMOND, INDIANA.
OvyIos Houss-From 10 to II .. m, an
rom 10 4. and TO 6p. m. 1l-l
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Business q ar d 3.

a,e, Of Ill Via. .voula Indulge in the latest
faahions. - Call 81 The Hat and Cap store
n JOHN SUFFR1NS.
7 Riehmssds Mar. 10. 1871: 1.lv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-04-23

PARIS, April 22-Count Won Armin
the German ambassador to France, has
deferred his departure from this city for
Berlin.
MARsEILLEs, April 90 Rear Admiral
Jas. Alder, commanding tho American
squadron now in this harbor, will go from
this city to Paris, and then sail for cruise
on the Atlantic ocean. Crowds ofpersons
are visiting the American feet.
Don AlphonZO, brother of Don Carlos
having arrlved.in this city, the French au
thorities have given him formal notice
that he cannot be permitted to approach
the Spanish frontier. Tho notice was &C.
companied by request that he woult
leave France and go 10 Switzerland, will
which the Prince complied. There l!
great excitement IN Pampluna, the capita
OF Navarro, twenty miles from the iron
tier. Don Carlos aspromised his friends
10 appear there In person. Reinforcement
are hurrying to that city and the vOlun
teers are under arms.
VERSAILLES, April 22.-The adjourned
session Of the National Assembly was re
sumed this afternoon, and the House dis
cussed the order oi business. Their
wanted the taxes to be disposed of first
and then the formation of the budget o.
the State might be taken up, but he hoped
the. discussion Of the army bill would be
deferred for grave political reasons. The
Assembly, however, decided to consider
the first scheme for the Council of State
and the next army bill, leaving the ta1
question TO an indefinite future.
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Important Liberal Movement In vir'
-saEu

New YoRK, April GA HerdMs special
from Richmond, Virginia, says in Conse-
quence OF the discordant elements in, and
the inharmonious proceedings Of the late
Republican Convention, q liberal move.
ment has sprung up in Virginia, which
fromthe prominent names in its develop.
ment, assume some importance. Promi.
nent Republicans visited Washington,
aud conferred with Schurz, Trumbull and
Fenton, when a plan OF action for the
turtherance Of the movement was agreed
upon. A meeting Is to be held in Rich.
mond, next Wednesday, at which wealthy
and prominent Republicans will be pres
ent to appoint delegates 10 Cincinnati. 1t
Is understood the delegation will be IN.
structed to support Judge Davis for Presl.
dent, and Governor Walker for Vice
Prerident. g- rs
RICHMOND, April 22-A number Of
prominent Republicans, including several
who took part in the Walker movement,
are preparing to attend the Cincinnati
Convention. .-.- -..--..
The celebration OF the anniversary OF
the 18th amendment was the most sue.
cessful affair ever gottenu up by tho colorel
people hero.
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Steamer News.

New YORK, April 22.-The steamer
Wyoming has arrived from Liverpool,
and the Koln from Bremen.
BANGOR, Me, April 2l.-The steamer
Cambridge arrived last evening, beng
the first arrival OF the season. The first
arrivals last year were few weeks earlier.
HALIFAX, April 29-The steamer Pc.
ruvian has been hauled into her dock and
is discharging. The pilot, Michael Ed.
wards, who was responsible for the near
ly disastrous occurrence OF Saturday,
made of inhis boat, and has not been
seen since.
NEW YoRK, April 2a-The United
States steam sloop Ticonderago, Com.
mander D. G. Badger, has arrived from
Montevedlo March 9th, from her crnise
trip off the coast OF Brazil, all well. The
United States flag ship Lancaster, Rear
Admiral Joseph Farmer, sailed from Rio
Janiero March 9th, TO await the relief
expected Of officers and men by the United
States sloop Portsmouth. II is reported
that this lrigate will remain as flag ship
south Of the Atlantic squadron. The
United States gunboat Wasp, Commander
Thackenbash, sailed for Caluria March
14th, her officers having been relieved
and returned to the United States hy the
Lancaster. ,- ~. .pr-:
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Ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, April 2s.-In the House to.
day bill was introduced to authorize the
incorporation OF companies organized for
dealing in and shipping all kinds Of farm
products. The Senate bill to increase the
compensation. oil Judges OF Elections 10
two dollars Tor every election, was passed;
also, House bill providing that active
members Of Militia companiesbe exempt
from jury duty; also, House bill to au-
thorlze and require Boards Of Public
Works OF the State to ascertain
and locate all lands belonging to the
State which be AZ or near the public
works ot the State, with a proper descrip.
tion Of the same, and also providing for
the appraisement and sale Of said lands.
! Inthe Senate the House bill to regulate
insurance companies doing business in
Ohio was passed; also House bill 10 au-
thorize the Incorporation OF companies
Tor catching horse thieves and other Grim.
inals. A Joint resolution was adopted
Tor the General Assembly to attend the
funeral OF Il D. Harrison in a body.
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BY TELEc PHI.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the lntelligenCer.
(By tho Western Union Line.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe sts,l
THE LATEST NEWS.

AT Kcnosha, Wisconsin, Monday
while Colonel ], Il. Howe, General Man
aget Of the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad, was driving to the depot, hi
horses ran away and threw him across
one Of the rails of the railway track
bruising him severely about the head nnd
one Of his arms and shoulders. His
wounds are not considered dangerous.
-Faulkner's rick.drying shed at allie
ghenylPa, burned Sunday night. Loss
$4,000; no insurance. lncGndiary,
"A woman named MahCr, residing al
Greenbush. New York, was struck down
and had her neck broken Monday even,
ing, in attempting to stop a fight bGtweeh
her two sons. Joseph, the alleged matri'
eide, has fled.
The steamer Nero has been wrecked
on the coast OF the Island Of Danca, in
the Malay Archipelago. The crew and
passengers were saved.
The Florida Legislature convened
without a quorum and adjourned till
Tuesday.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April 29.-A.. D. Ravenscraf,
wealthy merchant Of Versaules, died
yesterday Of apoplexy. 81 ''" '''''. 90
Col. jas. Il. Howe, Of the Chicago &
Northwestern railway, was seriously in.
jured at Kenosha this morning, by a
runaway horse. r.,,,
b The State Board of Railroad Commits
sioners, will meet in this city Wednesday,
to arrange their future course of action.
s2EuNloN AND REFORM MOVEMENT.
A meeting oil such Germans as arc in
harmony with the Reunion and Reform
Convention, to be held at Cincinnati on
Saturday, with the Liberal Republican
Convention, was held in this city this
evening, and ten delegates wurc elected
TO represent the association of this city,
which was permanently organized. Ii
was also proposed to hold q mass meeting
next Thursday evening in furtherance q
the movement. ....... = :.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE U. $
Important DecIson-.The Right ofse.
ceSsion Denied.

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The Supreme
Court to-day decided the case from iLo
Georgia Supreme Court in relation 10 the
validity OF note for the price Of slave.
The Georgia Court held that 1t was pro.
hlbited taking any Jurisdiction OF such a
case, and gave judgment for the defend.
ant on the following grounds:
1st. That when the Constitution of
1858 was adopted, Georgia was not a
State In the Union; that Sue had severed
her connection as such, aud was a con.
quered territory, wholly at the mercy of
the conqueror, and that hence the Con.
stitutlon Ofthe United States, prohibiting
any State to pass any law impairing the
obligation Of contracts, has no application
to her.
3d. That her Constitution does not Of.
feet the contract, but only denies the IuriG.
dictlon 10 her courts TO enforce II.
3D. That her Constitution was adopted
under the dictation and coercion OF Con.
gress, and 1t Is an act Of Congress rather
than Of the State, and that though
State cannot pass u law In violation Of the
validity Of its contracts Congress can
and that for this reason, also, the inhibl.
tion in the Federal Constitution has no
effect In this case. This Judgment was
reversed by this court. The first proposl.
ton was thus decided and the court again
aftlrms that the late rebellion was without
the shadow OF right or sanction of the
law; that the duration or magnitude ofthe
war did not change It's character;
that the States In rebellion were
never out Of the Union and absolved
from duties, liabilities and restrictions
incumbent upon them. In the second
point II Is said that without remedy the
contract may be said to exist, and does Of
validity, and the remedy is inseperable,
and the denial Of the remedy by the State
was invalid, because it annihIlated the con.
tract. The third point Is clearly unsound
The action Of Congress upon tho subject
can not be inquired into. Tho case Is
clearly one in which the individual Is
compelled to follow the political depart.
ment OF government. This concluded by
q similar case from Arkansas, in which
there was warranty that the slave was
sound, and that he was slave for life.
The court says that such q warranty did
not extend to the exercise of sovereign
power Of the State by which the slave
was emancipated.
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TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
The American Counter Case,

WASHINGTON, April 22.-The Presi.
dent to day transmitted for the iniorma.
tion OF the Senate copy Of the counter
case of the United States in favor Of the
claims against Great Britain presented to
the Board Of Arbitration at Geneva. II
concludes as follows:
The United States concur with Her
Majesty's Government in the opinion that
a claim on the part Of belligerent to be
Unidentified at the expense Of a neutral
for losses inflicted or occasioned by any
ordinary operations Of war, is one which
involves grave considerations, and re.
quires TO be weighed with the utmost
care. Without the explanatory observa
tons which Her Majcstys Government
reserves the right to make in the latter
stage ot the proceedings, they cannot say
how far they do or do not concur in the
further statement that conversation can
only and justly be affixed ny u tribunal
in respect to losses OF which the negligence
OF the neutral was the direct or the prOXi.
mate cause. 1t appears 10 them, however,
that certain general considerations may
reasonably be assumed by the arbitratOrS.
First, Both parties contemplate that the
United States will endeavor to establish
in these proceedings some connection Of
cause. aud effect between the injuries for
which they ask compensation and acts
connected by several clauses of the treaty,
which 1t contemplates are to be shown to
be the foundation OF those injuries.
. Second. The tribunal of arbitration be.
ingA Judicial body, invested by the parties
with functions necessary for the deter.
mining Of the issues between them, and
being now possessed Of substance Of the
matter In dispute, will itself be bound by
such reasonable and established rules Of
law, regarding the real cause and effect as
it may assume the parties had In view
when they entered into their engagement
10 make this reference. ..u.1
Third, Each party cOntemplates that
the tribunal will establish or be governed
by rules In this respect which will either
on the one hand tend to release the neu.
trails from their duty to observe strict
neutrality, or, on the other hand, will
make course OF honest neutrality bur.
dCnSome, leaving new issues raised by
the case and cOunter.cases Of tho two
governmental to the arguments OF counsel
and to the decision Of the tribunal. The
United States repeat with strengthening
conviction the language with which they
closed their cases. -
It is the highest interest of the two
great powers which appear at this bar
that the causes Of difference which have
arisen between them should be speedily
and forever settled. The United States Is
in confident expectation that Her Males.
tvs Government will concur with theirs
In this opinion, ...r.
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ST. LOUIS.

.
ST. LOUIS, April 29.-The application
Of Maurice Seiligman to the. Supreme
Cont for mandamus TO com.
pei the State Sinking Fund Commits.
sioners to pay certain matured State
bonds in coin, was refused to-day. The
court decided that 1t could not rescind
the action of the Legislature in ordering
the payment Of bonds In currency, at
the same time It expressed the opinion
that the State BY; doing fails to meetits
The Camp Spring Touring mill, owned
BY Eckerman s. Co., was almost totally
destroyed by fire this afternoon. Loss
about $4,000. Insured for $4,000; Of
which 5000 Is in the Home, Of Colum.
Gus, o.; $500 in the Triumph, of Gin.
clnnatI, ana the remainder in St. Louis
companies. a'Y'7