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STATE LEGISLATURES.
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN.
Special Disp1lch to Tho Chicago Tribune. =,
MADISON, Wis.,, h,arch 15.-Tho itnal adjournment
Of tic 1egislature haa bccu fixed for tho 2oh inst. nnd
tho pasaago of I'll bs Is cut of at II o'clock a. m
tho 18th. large amount Of b,lnincss was done horo
last night and lo-ay, principally M fol!owu: Tho
sonato h to coifY anl rcsc laws relative to public
printing and stribution of statutes and other public
documents passed. humorous Assembly bills mcro
e9neHrred IN nn.ong then y yoS Of 10 to 10 70 az
ssufeo S. pas l,ai'resi Company t. bridge tho
asiso. authorizing hridgo ly tho Isorosso %nno.
marshes % rine and farm, ana from ire to rcguisto
tile sn3o Of mineral oils and othur Bbetancca for 3i
sp t. o1 s s9e aM e or
s osrpeater ss md oains Cd 5 prnins ealnt to
only oucthirl Of hls property nstead Of all
to restrain truancy and ahaenaton from school to
gate tsacors coricAcs; authorizing School District
uoards to buy maps, oto.
Tho following resolution Hioasstsi. was st1optea.
iesoare TINT M ts ,o. assembly coe, the nonor
priaod, and lis thanks aro heroby enercd to to aad
Representatives for s,lch action. -
respect to tho doaa Governors, Randall and Harvey,
Tho Postal Photograph rcsoluon, introduced enry in
tho aession was tabloid and resolution asking mod
thcat1on Of tho existing tariff Waa adopted.
Thcro wns Il lively tino Inst night over tho bill
to provide for tho FREQ transportation Of
State officers, Judges Of courts Of record,
and Ohtet oerka Of the sonato and Assembly during
their term OF Office, wicl, WINS indefinitely postponed
nlao ore prohibiting tho taEng Of FREQ rnBses rai
roads by btnte officers or legislators.
There Was sharp contest orer tho reception OF tho
bill from tho Railroad Committee to provide that tl1o
Governor should give certificates to tho Wisconsin
Central Company, au It constructed Its roa1 from
covering GOO Of and which shoud bo ssncd
on building tho road direct from Stevens Point
to Portage to bo completed via Oxford by
July !, 1879. It objected to new business, md
not admissible under the res md resolution, but tho
Speaker held 1t was proper, and he WIN sustained, Al
vcatigate lilo management Of tho Mineral Point 1a-
road Company WAS ordered to third reading. The
Bonate bill for botter organization Of tic militia, up
rropr1ntig 500 yearly from tho Gato to each organ
lied company, was concurrod IN.
Among tho ble killed ono to provide for the ar
pointment Of Commissioner Of Railroads and Telc-
graphs md to prescribe hA duies to reduce tho prlco
Of university lnnds in certain cuaes.
The attendance In tho Assembly wnB small, barely
enough to pass tho appropriations and considerable
number Of leaves Of nbseuco woro nshe, which
rcfnsed, except when good rcaBonH wcro given.
AIR. Sawyer Of milwaukee,, astcu III tntl0tlnilo e1vn
Of absence for himself, and biz being asked
md ho Ind been advised to 10 homo TINT account
nlso lat he had received dispatch announcing
boy Mt la house. This produced great applause al,d
laughter. The dispatch read announcing tito birth
Of twenty-one pound hoy, and with great cnhua-
aam the Assembly ndjourned until Monday morning.
, 1873-03-17

New yonE, A1nrch 14;-corTos-pul1, IL aud tending
'Hss s!ee 3s5s@ sy;! apa
ss@sn 5sss y ssoa osrs, gs1a slSise;
sss os ast es qsceSs Gw m mw;osn
unslsngcd; receipts lo ooy II now mixed Western.
e ;s; e. ;!s:; -
":s enovsS ses: shsD-auiet ut e,.es1o; timothy se75
10y; M;oa-a,.,av ~ .,.,
Hax , AND H1rss1,unshangea g, ~ o,,,, ,.,. A..
2sSc f''-'A lA'' 0'D'A'l' ~ 1'e,s'' f'A'e' 2's'
o.ra pua1eai Eia;3 ap9.o5; ivo,to,4, ,ooo,.
enEEsE-aaet Il isS5S:a' isSi7e'. ''s''l''
. s 1sss .saav 5 sna d Ss1a n'5 Rs ss.
chpnSeo; PlSasosxux-cruo ss<@s,<o. roonca ,o,<o,<c
;,,IS7, TvnrENIlNc1Dall' at Gve.
s1si 9sssls nesf s!a an qS ,DSss ss;s ss
yse ao;tn nsu htcaoy' western Ssean 6losSe;
PHILADELPHIA, tapEspnA; hiatah ismnas4paru urrs-r,our
%ssss s;'ss sss Nh; ss; Ss:9: Ga j =
SSSaoi1c. S-''' 1''' NN' ~ 0''' eosA-AeAo"'
"H'Sns-sfe"ay as ,n;c1seaS, oo;sssyle.
p BAIL MILE. ,.,- ,,,
@ T ] ,aaaso it 9tGi
p ptses iayor DnSeTa; Meas nheMangsa: Gvsa aun
i inl1ea western, oEtso9c; Sso"k odeeao4c. 0aIs
!oWef; mi3ea "estofn' 4o@t1e itye Eteady at s0Ga
'oT; n,,v ,o,o,.-c,,,o, mn, ,,n,,,n,oa
nnuv nt uvasaosn"Gu!cI - nno unenansea'
WpIarMEonsHangSa. WaTa1r-6nTat ~ SH,
"h1sAH-s'aiet " 'oc.
OsWEaO.
e. o5wEoo, March 1o-Wleat luet and firm. Coru
dn!l at 6ucs 1arlcy unchanged.
ST. LOUIS,
ST.: LOUIS, March 16.-DNEApsrurFs-Flour mar
kct flat pr!ces no.nnay luwpr. Wheat dull and nn-
, 1873-03-17

AununN, N. y, hrarch 15.-Four prisoners escapod
from tho county JaIl lust evening. by knocking down
te jaer who he WAS about to lock t!e III, for tic
night. They arc: Albert L. Perry, e1-convlct Horse
thlcs, and burglar; Charles stanlopc o1;conyot aud
Abraham ueiRou. Thoy wero awaiting tho action Of
tic urapd Jury. The lailer wuH uorio,lHly in]urel
, 1873-03-17
Killed by lightning,

Speefal Dispatch to The Ghitago Tribune.
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Mnrc1 16.-lIenrY Peterson, a
farmer, residing two niles northwest Of fhiIo n this
county, waa kind by lightning about o'clock this
rorning. 1Io was driving ILL team, loaled with cor,,
from tho aed to his barn whom the Lightning struck
hitn. Illa of-horse Wax alao killed.
, 1873-03-17

Oo. Jnlncs Fisk, Montana, permanent Secretary for
ensuing ycar. il. j.. Nedutonr President OF tho Nm
tional Labor Council, waa ctlpscn Corresponding scc-
rosnry and Treasurer. fnncro1n letters mid tc'o-
ms rar,s Of tin Uniicl states giving assurance of
the!r earnont co.orcraon, and Indicating In conca-
mrnt Ia being gu,,uraliy orWanizel throughout lilo
cOttury.
, 1873-03-17
National Labor Council.

WARRINGTON, March l5.-At a largely attended
meeting Ut tho executive Representatives of The MI
tona Labor Council held III tha city, this evening,
man, a National Executive Committee wore 1,nni-
mouAly cAoaon, with the following as 0lcers Ex-
Senator Pool North CAROLINA, permanent Prcaldont
, 1873-03-17

CokooHD n. H., alarch l5.-aov. Straw has uom-
iuatcl Joln Everett Sargent for Chief Juat!co of tho
Supreme Court, matlo vacant by tho death pf Judge
u nslows; and Eery A. Kobburh, ,te Defeated call-
ats for Cnugress III tho First District ta the Lonch
vacated by Judgo sar8ont's promotion.
, 1873-03-17

FAnlt, March 16.-Presidsnt Thters aud Count Won
Arnlm tho 0er1nan Ambassador, todaJ siguel
for the payment OF the itl misrd Of francs OF tic
war de1nnty ~ 1usta!monts. The final payment IL
70 he made tile 9th Of September uoxt when al the
French territory occupied by tho German troopu, ill.,
cluding 4efort, IL 70 be evacuated,
, 1873-03-17

PHILADELPHIA, Murch 1B-charles Clark murdered
As wife Catherine, this morning. by striking her
with att a1. lilo was arrested and committed. Ito dc.
lin.
, 1873-03-17

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 16.-Tle Falls City Tolac-
uank robbery foots up about $3.50 O0U u bos. Tho
bank today offers rowar Of s5ndo0 for tho return,
Of the bonds Is per cont Of tho amount returned,
AMI no q.ieatieus asked also, oera reward OF S50d
each for tho capture OF tho burglars.
, 1873-03-17
IS .rADl IkllQ<16O.ss

CAIRO, March 1b.-J. II. Newman, river pilot, WAS
arrested yesterday III this city charge Of higa,ny,
The bon! was liked at 81 900. Up to this writing ho
haa failed TO receive bail,
, 1873-03-17
Tho NewburypOrt SC5to0l-t1OlaHo Specs
ter Laid Out with n 1srOOmsticle.

THO N0WbIITyNNtt NCN0N1'11OtQHuS SpcC"
ter Laid Ont with q nsrOonhstick'
The gohool Comnttco llavo come. to tho
assistance Of Tho Nowburyrort (Nlaes.1 He'ta!d-
and together thoY haye den,osisLatl tho sohooi,
Aouao ghost. Tho wlolo trouble il traced to
nischioyo,,B boys. Que Of them, going npnlairA,
m!saod lin pho thought hho had cuught ghost,
aud tainted. spike was arranged III the COLLAR,
with O cord to strike the joist underneath and
make nervous checks pale with ghost!y rarpngs.
A loose beam was har1losaed with cords to Htartlo
the school with jurrirg shocks. Hands passed
hoforo window did Beryico ii. excited imaglna-
tions III shudowy faceH,
The boys lad cords aud mustarl-boxeu. aud {.
, 1873-03-17

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-WislIains und brown
tho escaped sg-slltg cony!cta, wer0 netenee o-lay
TO four years. imprisonment each for attempt 10
rob tue Dorn Exchange Bunk on Suulay lat.
, 1873-03-17

.. NEW YoRK, March l5.-It iB reported from boston
that John Navage tho dcfaulng 6aghscr Of tho Lcch-
mora uank, was nrrcatcu at Borncrvi!la this morning.
ua gave lau for trial,
, 1873-03-17

LITTLE Fails, N. y, March u, 1a7a.-we have Ind
Try roada llcl with snowdrfts, rendering trascs
diiscnit. Tho delivery Of both butter ami c1Ieeaa hna
been light, and tltefo Is material cluago 10 In
noted In prices. Tic narltu Ia very Arm. Lato enda
Of farm datrca mey bc quoted at from. 100 to a
cording to guilty, and cnda Of factories from
15Ho to 1870. THO stock IL New York City is
reported to bc reduced to 10000 boxea md there lB
q furcfBn domnnl for medium and lower Eradca,
Wo shall probably Of tho new crnp from farm
dairlcs In tho Little Falls market rezt month"; and tho
impression prevails tint good priccs Will be realized
on Tho carly make.
Dntter has improved, and begins to como forward
from newnilk COVE. Choice fresh tubs layo aoh THIS
wock ut 97c, but best State darlos quoted In tho
city nj 42o TO Ac.
Cows coming in milk III considerable numbers
throughout tho county, and good .cn Of cheeas Ia
being made ut tho farm talries, but all this viii 10
pretty well skinned, M butter promises to bring high
Dairy proapoots looking better thnn last year Mt
th,R time, md farmers nre hopeful Of good scason
, 1873-03-17

LnHnoN, March lS.-Tho steanlahips Algeria aud
Spain hRyS arrived out,
NEW ionK, March 15.-Arrivca, the Australia, from
Glasgow, and Manhattan, from Liverpool.
, 1873-03-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign NgttrlkGtss

I1vKnpnol Hfnrcf 15.--11 y, o,m.-Ttour, 287 6aGeaa.
Winter wheat 1ca al spring. lis 2de9t4s al white,
liz a't312H club, IA 3d3l2a al. Corn 2os od@27s.
Fork, bin. Tar1, 3sa al.
Lly1:nroo1, sfarr, lt-1:so p. m.--pork, 6as 0d.
Lard, 38s Heat unchanged. .--...
Iosno,4, March 15.-nilFola for money, "a 5S@02'i
account, Daltsu256 5-:o Of 'G', 0'a4 do of U7, 03a
loio,, aB1f nav 6s sots Lrlc, g..
Tallow, 4la.
I1vrnruor, March 16.-Oo:ton dull and dropping;
midllIng upland, O'sd Orleans, 0Ad saca, 10000
bales: American, 1000; speculation and export,
10,OoU.
issd winter, ia al. Flour, 2ss Oh. Corn, aos od
@27a.
FORK, 68s Oh. Lard, 3sa 3d. Uleose, 72a. Cu1nber-
lands. a8s Cd abort ribs, 3Bs Cd.
, 1873-03-17

ALBANY, N. T., March 15.-In lie cattla market.
there wnro OCT head Of beeyea received during tl9
W o against 7a9 last week. Prices show DECLINE u
22t@ao per pound On medium. aud ;hGs,4c on good
S1oat Of the stock so Ut prices ranging from to oTc
, 1873-03-17
Now York Dry Goods pJnrsxc,.

i. NEW YoHx, March t6.-Thora .wus IN improved
ieehng In tho market tolny, md moro actvity wul,
ouH buyers in tho city from all secons aud tlcy aro
operating more freely Fine grades Of bleaclei shirt
ahead by tho agentB Co!orrl cotons nro active md
arm tn price. uaymakcr denima aro now 15c. printe
and ginghn1ns are It'll demand. Wooc1iB III better
request. Eorolgn goods ara moro Acsivo.
Yh0 dry goods importa for tic weok are f2.210Qia.
, 1873-03-17

p1IIsnuHGn, March observation-disclosures active:
nrryaa heaYy; best Cooke: gtockors Md lc: cn,nss
mon, 4NG5Ac.
slLEEp-Msrkct dull arrivals heavy; best to 615o;
medium, 6@5kc; common 4Ge4ac.
1Joas--ALarkot quiet: arrivals fa!r: pbiladelpbfa
sj.00S9.10; Yorkers, S5.25GS6.35.
, 1873-03-17

PHILADELPHIA, March l6.-The coroltr'A Jury haa
TeulGrad 4 vordict Of murder uRalnst Oloek.
, 1873-03-17

PITTSBURGH, March 16.-Oru!e petroleum inactive.
unchanged, at $1.BJG3105 according to locality Elee
changed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.
"A Extra desirable
New York Dwellings
IN let "A mi had

New York Dwellings
To let furnished.
wea thirty seventh sireeI-four story. brown
wtst thirty third ~trect-Four story brown stone,
spi two story Extension full go, 5000
and stse 70 rooms, stxssxiso ash .... $500
Eas Fifty ninth strcet-lhree story, brown stone,
roeai. irsssxioo soi rent. ....,......... 400
rootns sOsassleD is.a. $500
fass Frrly -slsth streef-Fonr story, brown stone
H. reots1s splendid order ds2sl rent ........ 5000
coed srtly FURNISHED d,sss rent ........... $500
Eaa fixtA Nlrect-thrss story and French roof
hforn roae isxssxie1 80, ........,.... 100
mont - perfect 0raeF az q, rent 400
Lxklnsion awenus-fhFee story brown stone, II
fsesnA A. Assip ss1, rsni .......,......... 5000
west Twrrts " ssrsss-rsres story brick. imme.
aste passion iss. rsnt .....ss.t....&..... 100
wssf tsfis lnsh ssrees-fuur story brown stone,
20 = "a msASsiot aas rest ......,..... $500
80, - si,, a III rent 0'''.' ''o"e 600
west Ffs ~, ath .ifeet-teur story brown stone,
w. fas's 'sssuh :. gssl-fuar story brown stone ~.
ga -. 4iksatlg, a an rent .......s....s 400
49, iffh streefFhsee story brown stone. frescoed
Essi ssssa,y shsh ssree,-Fhres ssory brick per.
oFtrf tssixla u, t19. fVst .s.s4s.ss. 800
EAst fGiy ntu,t street, cnr story brown stone 10
nss rfnisia srses-fwo thres slory Houses In front
sna netlsgr - fesr SiA - y. for slmes, any -
plfr~~ asa4s fsnt.t .st. .,s.l.. ..t... A0e
reasas issssasis l.s.l rsai -. ZOO
sliae ilie, rsus $500. 800
40 sl = ~ AZ snd a. va ia every section Of New
ioss sna hfosAiyas ~ anegeail,a ~. -
1tAoh " u. wycKOFF,
q ane = broadway. New York.
end NJ fu'ton street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

UNFINISHED NEATLY FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IL rooms-parlor, bedrooms, closets kitchen, water
closet; separate metre NIL on second tloor fronting
Eighth terms moderate; 800 West eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

RIO LET-TO A LADY OR LADY AND GENTLEMAN
i splendid, newly furnished front Parlor. Apply at
80 Greenwich avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

CpLENDID FRENCH FLAT-FIRsT FLOOR AND
- Easements 17s East seveniynnth street near Lex.
ipg0u avenue; high stoop brown stone elegantly fin.
ished all improvements: low rent splendid location
Park.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

TNo LET-To GENTLEMEN, FURNISHED OR UNFUR:,
J. nished Rooms, suite singy; BATH hot and cold
water, ut Ill East Fifteenth street. near Irving place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

ITO LET-IN A HOUSE WITH But ONE FAMILY or
adults, the Second Floor and part of Third in Irving
place Seventeenth street small family GERMAN
Preferred $50 to SO For particulars apply
and loc Iock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

West 18th st, 81, 300; 10 let story attic and base
mcnt, $50 West l7th ST. 81, 100; TO let dwelling part $40
Blocker st.. Sl,N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

A PARTY OF GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND
~ lady can be accommodated with Parlor Floor, fur
nshed unfinished where they viii be n strictly pr
yate il they their own house; convenient TO
Fourth avenue and stages Address o. H., box 100
Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

nNE FLOOR TO LET-TO A SMALL FAMILY; HIGH
" stcop, private house, with modern Improvements
and conveniences Apply to owner, 30 East Twentief
otra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

~ house (six rooms, with all conyeuonces house
keeping, small desirable family; SIS per month 6S5
Lexington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

no LET-FoR THREE YEARS, THE FOUR STORY
brick House in front and three story frame House In
the i2s West Thirty hfth street, Ninth
an excellent location Tor groce ~ store.
n. BLANI hE1, 29i Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

DARLoR AND BAsEMENT-tIGHT ROOMS, ALL
conveniences, and other floors To- let N the elegant
four story high stoop brown stone French fiat houses
north side Feth street. between First and second aye
nucs Inquire on the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

Y,O LET-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH
Il modern improvements. 402h East Twenty-fiith
street rent $sOO Inquire OF w. IA. OAKLEY Ssi Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

T OW RENT.-FINE FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, IN
IL brown stone private house. Fourteenth street. also
front Paror and Basement together or separately APP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

IIARLEM.-TO RENT, PART OF FURNISHED
III House. near Fifth avenue in perfect order ali i'm
provements minutes walk from trains and boat
Address Is. NJ. station l..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

DARLoRs AND BEDROOMS WITH MIRRORS,
il chandeliers, &C, to let-Unfnrnshed or furnished
by the month year, to single gentlemen within few
scps the Fifth Avenue Hotel, IN handsome brown
stone high stoop house also splendid Room for doctor
or dentist finest location in the city Address Post
Office box 4,966
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

rTNO LIGHTHOUSE l6S SIXTIETH STREET LEXlNG-
i ton and Third avenues; four story and basement
brown high stoop, 20x52x0o owner ut 40 West
Fifty-first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

800 Broadway, of,'rs for lease store and Dwelling sl
Waverley place will let together separately rsnt
$iaD Store with back Room and front Basemcs ~, ESQ.
First Floor $500; entire Dwelling Part Of 70 sixth
millinery o. drssmaking rent s1 Possession ia,ue-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

ON i5aD STREET. WITH ELEGANT VIEW OF HUD-
~ son River. cottage and tour lots oil Ground; all
will be rented at bargain. Ap-
PLY 10 MARLIN KELLY. at River House, or to j. R0-
MAINE BROWN. $50 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

A FEW NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH CON
N vcnience for housekeeping, to gentlemen mod
improvements; four lines OF within block
terms low. 400 West Thirty third street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

V,o LET-THE LOWER PART OF HIGH sTooP
i House three parlors ballroom Easements; al mod.
ern improvements; rent $50. Apply to owner 90 East
Invent -hrst street, near Second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

7 OVER PART OF HOUSE TO LET-3af SECOND
IL avenue; desirable neighborhood. Apply on tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-06

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, FOR HOUSE
keeping in private family 6S Downing street, near
Narick.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08
0ernsiTGtc 0ta0rtNtett.

Cine 0epef6e aus &ingston melbet,
6ab bie 0ieberungen in iener @egenb, ID
9olee umgem06nli6 itarfer &~eseneiiiie,
nnter @aifer ftebe1 Mno ptel @igen
tbum babur6 5erftOrt uno be16dotg
tpur6e. Ser @tienbd6nherfe9r letoet I'M
oemein oa bic @eleiie eroBe Strefet
tucit fuBbo9 NIT @aiier bebedt ftns.
0te @a6[bert9te aus beri6tebenel
@eqen6en @tsconftn'S ergeben fur od
Gebublifaner bic friiberen Matorttdten
Ser Mann, nel6er III 86flabelpbil
orf ben 8eroa6t bin ber6aftet Durbe
&oscoe, Der angebli6e W0rber 9oon
rih's al fem, If in 8reibett gefebt tpDr
Sen, nab6em Elm Stem gorfer 0ebetmpo
li,iit erfldrt bate baB ser 8erbafteh
uidt bte geiu6te gerfon let.
SIN benz felt einigenGagen in 8is0foptbs
Mi6., i6peben6en 9rO5eb gegen 8ron
ion, Sen W0roer Wm. StDeenen's, soget
ftd 6ie @e19porenen Deute 8ormtttn
aur 8eratbung 5uriid.
Qus ct. 2outs trtfft bic Na6ri6t elm
6aB BET 0ampfer Daniel, BON Der &eof
fuf un6 gtbrtbern 8adetlinie geitsri
oberboGb &eofuf, Soma, nerianf.
Sn G6erofee county, &aniaS, aerft6rt
Elm Stllrmtpin6 6aS WobnbauS BON Wtat
them 8rotpn, in 6olge tponon Wtranbl
8ropn get66tet unb mebrere anbere Wfit
glieber Ser 6amilte bef6Goist tplrben.
Sn SerieD Gttp, sc. S., Rerri6t srof
Nufre9ung barber, baB pGbren6 Der 81
ftrtgen 8eriammlung ber v@merifanl
i6en &qufleute" 3Det BiitOleni6lheou burt
Elm Tenfter III ben SibuussiaGl gefeuet
tpur0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08

i'd 1a6, 6oB i6 bon Sen B0ten feline &etz
tuna eriparfen fonnte, iiberrebete t6 cine
9tn3abl 9ofiagiere, in's Iafelmerf 31 9ee
BEN, uno ft6 bort f~eit5ubalten, tpGDreno
Nn0ere it6 mad iol6en Steuen oeS
S6iffcS ~begaben, Die am b06iten iiber
Sem @aI1er ldger. W}tttlertDetle mar eS
Gra0b, Smens un6 Speafman oelun>
gen, 5ipiidcn Dem Selieu un6 6em S6tffe
funf Saue 5u ipanne1, at tpelden ft6
ettpa 200 8niiagiere altf BEN Selien rettcz
ten. 0iefer tpar etipa Dier3tg Glen bonn
S6iffe entfernt, tpGDren0 5pti6en Dem
TeIien uno ser &it1te ba6 WaIier ungez
fG6r 100 @4en NAB.
Mn6 DterGber gelang es, eth Sdlt 5t
1pannen, an tpel6em titnf5ig Yal1agtere
an'sQan6 i6tpam1nen 8ielcn ieoo6 n1tB>
lang oas @ageiti6. I'm S u6r lan9te
bon Ser Seniel Elm Boot an, tpel6es ie>
bod 3u f[ei1 mar, Inn BON trgenb pel9em
NuBen SIT letn. 8al6 na6ber fanen nod
bret gr0Bere 80te uns 81 t6tlfe. @s ges
lang benieG6en, Nae, Sic ben Selien err
rei6t, ober it6 oil BEN Wartben besS6tfz
feS feItge6alten batten, ans Sano gu
brirgcn. Giele ser Baiiagtere, bte ii9
tn'sGafeliperf geflit6tet batten, erfroren,
D0er llluBten tDren Oalt faDren la11e1 uno
f~tiir3ten III Die See.
6aGifar, 2. @prtl.
Ser 0ompfer v0elta" traf nit BEN
ueberlebenben belte 9ta6mittag bier Elm.
Infer ben geretteten 3nii6enoeG>Ya1z
i%agieren befinoen fi6 Sic fol9enoen 9eut5
16en: 81. 6anIe11, SO. S6tparB, Sacob
S6lnibt, Claus Glaiii6t. @n1i1 @ainger,
@ictor Meper, GDomas 8ertng, Sobann
Seer Co., Saco6 Smtbt, 9nbreas
S6parb, 6. Stuff, Sans 8ernber, 9enrD
Secob5,- Solf, q. @uitape, Soi. Sell
left, - Gbrtittan, 9luguit GlfiSfe, Sobn
t6ciiel, 4eter Sebert, Sobn S6Darb,
Wti6eG S9parb, Sobn Wung, Sobn
8lnn5er, Tre0. %. &rp6n, SD6n Srum,
Sobn Wredenburg, q. 8ier.
gBie piele 9enti6e fi6 unter BEN II
@eretteten beft1ben, tpel6e auf Dem
0ampfer y2abD 9ea6" auf Der Tobrt mad
bteier Staot begriffen ftn6, fonnte nod
nt0t ermittelt tper6en. 0d 1dnmtli6e
S0ifs6il6er Derloren gtngen, 10 lit es
unm0gli6, Die 9tanen Der @rtrunfenen
an5ugeben, ebe nt6t bic 9nplifatliite BON
2iOerpooG angelangt tit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-08
MiTonrt.
g t. 2ouis, 4. QpriG.

Mlls bier etnoelaufenen gta6ri6ten
erbeut, oaB Der @tienbaDnunfau, tpel6er
it9 geitern 9ta6mittag auf Ser ct. Qouts
& Sout6ern Babn BEL Sren6 8iuage
3utrug, 6ur6 sic ftrafbare gto6ldi{igfett
bes Conductors 0eS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ber16uloet tpurbe.
Sin Banagter5ug tnar eben I'M Begrtff
Elm J&ebengeleile 81 nebunen, I'M einen
Tra6t5tg pailtren 5u lalien, ais oerGon>
1tructtonS5ug, al tpelGem Der Baflagier>
5ug erit tpe1t9e Wtinuten Dor6er Dor6ets
Getabren mar, Deran9ebrau1t fam uno in
pen Eala9ter59q tubr.. Der Sono1!fteur
pes leBteren JAP Bic @efabr 1tno i6rte ben
Pa1a9teren ietnes 3uQes gu, ft6 5n retz
ten. Stelen gelang oies bod, ebe 0ue
aus Dem Dt1terften YaHa9terpa9gon berz
gus iparen, rannte Die locomotive beS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in benlelben btl1ein.
0a oer 9arnpffe1iel BON Der GDQtiton
tart bei6dOt9t moroen mar, pusoe ser
Ba1a9terwaggon nit 0al1pf geflQt un6
0lle Sn1011el1 mebr ODER t"pe1iger ber>
bribt., Srau So6n 8. 6usf oosr SUITE
bon W{or9an SountD, O{o., uur6e, ais
lie ebcn bcrobiprin9er pplte, stpii9en
5ipet Saggons 81 SoOe georidt. Sbrem
0otten, Der eincn Singing auf ben Dir
men trug, 8elang e5, unbei6dbigt gu
cntfommen. Sin 0err, angebli6 Serr
Sas. y. @att5 aus Gbefter, ST., elm
W}it9(ieo Der @eleBae6ung iene5 Stoaz
te5, muroe. bubitd6li6 inGtide Gertilen.
Gtne Jlll9e &o0tcr Der Trou Griffin ais
WttTtdnaboro lDur0e l1rcGli0 im0eii0t
nrlo am 'Dallc pcrbrIDt; tie pertor heioe
S.r9en uno 6iDetielt mn1 itarf an i0rcm
Nuftomnlen. 8rau t6eb6i315 aus Wtile
%ipoutec, 9SiS., trsg i0ocrtG ti0ungcn
liro Sdntttipunoen Oopou, uno mc0rere
Mnoere crltten crDebliNe N%erlebun0en.
Der G%onoucteur pes GonItruftionssuz
9es, VtI0ael Uanning, iloD, iobolo CT
bic 0nt3en iciner itrafboren unoOrii9ti9>
felt erblifte