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, 1873-11-26
THE GERMAN EMPEROR AT
VIENNA.

On October 30 the Emperor of Germa-
ny visited the Crown Prince of Denmark,
the Countess di Girgenti, and Count An
Grassy, and drove afterwards to the Exhi-
bltiOn. In the evening both Emperors
were present at the performance of the
ballet at the Opera House, during which
the Emperor of Austria left the theatre
to receive the Prince and Princess Charles
of Prussia at the Southern Railway Station
on their arrival from Italy. The Emperor
subsequently returned to the Opera
House. On October 81 their MaieSties
went hunting at Lainz, and in the evening
there was a court dinner at the Imperial
Castle. The political significance attri-
buted to the Emperor Williams visit is
now fully corroborated, and excites great
attention. 1t is confirmed that the Empe-
ror Francis Joseph visited Prince Bis
marck, and conferred with him for more
than halt-an-hour. Prince Bismarck then
had an hours interview with the Italian
envoy, and afterwards conferred for three
hours with Count Andrassy. The latter,
moreover, received a visit from the Empe-
ror William, and the two Emperors finally
had a conference of half-an- hours duration.
There is said to be a complete agreement
IN the views of the Austrian and German
Governments respecting the general poIiti-
cal situation, and great satisfaction is left
IN the Austrian Court at the results of the
Imperial meeting. At the court dinner
the Emperor Francis Joseph proposed the
following toast My most heartfelt
wish, namely, to welcome my dear friend
and brother before the close of the Uniyer-
sal Exhibition of Vienna, having been full
filled, | raise my glass with joyful heart
and warm thanks to the welfare Of our
dear guest. Long live his Majesty the
German Emperor and King of Prussia"
The Emperor William replied -" Your
Majesty, allow me to express my warme5t
and most friendly thanks for the gracious
words we have Just heard. join thereto
the expression of my gratitude for the hos
pitable and friendly reception which the
Empress, my c%onsort, aud my children met
with here. 1t is especially gratifying to
me to have been able to return during
the Exhibition the friendly visit which
your Majesty, together with his Majesty
the Emperor of Russia, paid to Berlin last
year. The friendly sentiments exchanged
between us then, and which have been re-
peated here now in their full extent, are
a pledge of European peace, are of the
future welfare of our peoples. | drink to
the prosperity of the Emperor of Austria
and King of Hungary, my exalted friend
and BROTHER The Presse announced that
the chief subjects of negotiation between
, 1873-11-26
BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance SOcictvs
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE

CHIEF OFFICE
No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGETo WV, BARBAD o
gTlHIS Society, which confines its bust
A ness exclusively to assuring the lives
of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, ~Iabouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums.
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
ent to create large surpluses, out Of
which Reversionary Bonuses, ging
2'a per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members Of the Society.
It's career during a period of 80 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those inhabiting Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
sive Premiums as are charged by every
tOher Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premiums required to assure 500, for the
whole term, upon a single life =
, 1873-11-26

Count Andrassy and Prince Bismarck have
been legislation on ecclesiastical: questions
and an Identical attitude with regard to
the next PapaI election.-I bid.
, 1873-11-26

Assurances Of every description on sin
gle lives are granted by thee Society for
anvsum from 500 Dollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option OF the
Assured.
Assures wishing to discontinue the pay
ment Of their Premiums, may either dis,
pose Of their Policies to the Society npoh
equitable terms, or obtain a free Policy
for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceivcd by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position Of
the Society are made quinquenniaIly, and
the surplus then existing is allotted to the
Members, after a sufficient sum has been
set aside for the purposes Of the Reserve
Fund. The next investigation and wi
sion Of Profits, will take pace at the 3lst
December, 1875.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
OF the British West India Islands.
ActuarY-ALEXR. S. BURNETT.
SccretQrY-HENRY CRUMPTON.
HaEDaGAL EX ATB1N EESS:
DR.. van. BRETON. d.. HANSEN.
Forms Of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every Information may be obtained from
5nonaa &v~,bon9
Agent.
, 1873-11-26
IN ST CROIX
TERMS or ADVERTISING

TERMS Or ADVERTISING
Approved by Government, 25th June, 1855.
For an advertisement Of lines, or under, one to three
Insertions
Small Tgpe (Broyje2 / to Slime s-...--.-.-3 90
Over limos, pr. 10
Larger TYPE lLong Primer, Small Plea, Plea,
Columbia J to s lines --------------.- 90
Over lines, pr. ~
For a line of largest 10
For / to subsequent Insertions, the half amount
of the first charge will be made.
All advertisements for insertion must be delivered
at this Office on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, not later
than 4 O'Clock p. NJ. accompanied with the CASH,
or otherwise insertion will be refused. The Postage
on letters to this Office from West End or ST. Tho
mas mus. be prepaid, or no notice will be taken of
them.
Notices of Marriages, Births, and Deaths are in
serted at the aboverates.
Six Dollars per amnusn, paya-
BILE half-yearIy i'm advance.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
Wittel aeaem 9lmteifem.

Gins Ser ldittgiten ltnge3tefer in unierr
@artene unb Barfanlagen, beion6ers in
Der yeGbe bon NabelbDl3ern, 1T ste groBe
Waloameiie. gft9t nlr fIeinere Qn<
pHan3nn9en, fonbern ielbit 6efen un6
boDe @eitrGu6e per6en bon i6r binnen
Sturgeon gdn5li9 aerit6rt. Sin iebr pro5
bates Wttttel 9egen oteie 9biere, tpel6es
3Iglet9. etne duBerit giinittge Wtrfung
9uf ote oapon betroffene Begetatton alts@
nbt, bat man in Dem trofen ~angepenoe=
ten @uano. Die Q~ntpen6ung lit auBers
oroentlt6 etnfa9. Mtan frabe BEN Nmeis
%ienbaufen auf, itreue ben @uana 10 auf,
baB Der 8ooen pouitdnotg 6antt beoedi
tit nno arbette 6ann Groe uno @uano il
our6etnanoer; 6arauf ftreue man nod
etnmal @uano barii6er, nm BET groBen
9aufen Der Birfun9 um 10 fi6erer 81.
ietn. Nuf bon @lneiien 9ebtlbete uno
benubte @Gnge itreue man Sen @uano
ebenfaas tro6en auf uno laiie i'm 10
liegen. yta6 mebreren Sturoen i9on
itn0 ale 9tmeiien ipurlos per19tpunben.
9luf ale SGae lift @uano Sem iibrigen5
aud tpirf{amen Petroleum %por3u3ieben,
oa lebtereS nt6t ielten Der na9e1tebenoen
8egetatiOn nod i6dOlt9er ais Der 9tmeiS
len gr0Bte S6aar lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
SbHbdM.

.0as Nbbre6en ser Sommertriebe bet
SbitbGl1men in BEN Mtonaten Stunt unb
Suit ma6t Die 8dunle tragbarer. @te
fat ieber Sorti6rttt i'm Sbit6au un0 tn
gar piel anberen 0tngen troB aIebem
: ahs Tranfrei6 itammt, 10 lit aud bies
8erfabren oort3uerit angetpanot mor0en.
SpGter erit fam es na6 0eut16lan6.
9as Nbbre6en Der Sommertrtebe miro
BET iol6en 8dumen b%oa3ogen, meI6e
tuentg ober gar rtidt tragen, b~eionoerS
an fretitebenben 3tDergbdumen, Bpramia
Sen &c. SIS fam aber audi an bo9itdm1
mtgen 8dumen angetpenbet nerben, uno
namentli6 ftnb Nepfel un6 8trnen Dors
siiglt6 geetgnet, nit bteiem gerfabren
beba6t 5u tperben, inbem bier Der GrfOlg
1ebr balo erfi6tlt6 lit.
I'm Sb1tbGume Dor Nmet1en gu f6iiBen,
segen Sic it6 an 8Gumen ielb ftoerltdnb7
lt9er 8etie me6er 9etroleum nod @uano
antpenben ldBt, pir6 e~mpfoblen cine
Salbe aus &ienruB Clamp black unc
S6metnefett gu beretten unb nit bieier
ben Stamm bon Der 8urae[ bis gu ben
Neiten 3temlt6 bid 5u beitrei6en. Nabeau
berloren gegebene NepfelbGume ftno auf
bte1e @etie gerettet morben unb tpteber
gu erneutem, frOblt6en 8a9stbum ges
lanai.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
0ertnffMteS.

- SIN Dem p. @eri6tsfreis
SIItnots 6abeu bic Oent16en
am leBten Wontag ben Semperen5@ uno
SonntagstDrannen cine 9eial5ene Seftion
ertbeilt. SIN 81. Clair County, Maoiion
@ountD, 8on6 Gouut1, mo- ftets bic Ges
pubGifaner geitegt batten, fttmnten bic
6eut16en Gepublifaner, 9emofraten uno
9iberalen etnittmmtg gegen ben repnblts
fant16en Gt6terfanbibaten Gillespie,
tuetl er Elm Semperen3ler unb Wtuder lit
un6 einitimmig fir ben in Der SOnntagss
un6 Sempersn3frage iauberen Oemofra>
ten Snbber mn6 6alfen 10 benz 9eBteren
su elmer g%lGn3enDen Wte6r6eit o meb5
reren tauienb Sttm1men.
-S6on mie6er ptr6 angefin6tgt. baB
tt @aibtngton Gntbullun9en
iiber qrobe S9pinbeleter bon GongreBz
mttqlieoern B eboriteDe en-. Die Wfit-
alte6er 6es Senats> un6 8eprGientantenz
aussGomtte's fir BEN 0titrtft @olum7
bia 1oQen gemetniam NIT Beatnten Des
9iftrifts rteitge S6mtnoeleien BET Ser
qebunq bon BflaiterungscDntraften &c.
beoanaen baben. Sb bte1e 9ta6ri6t
6nmbna r@a6rbeit 1T, ntr6 ft6 tpobl
balb setqen. 0aS betreffenbe Gpmite beS
Senats beItano aus Batter1on bon Stem
Sampfbire, benz felt benz 4. WGr5 Mot
mebr Sem @enat angebortsen CREDIT,
Mobilier> @auner aus Stem 6amplbire,
Der ben 8orfib IN bem Gomite filDrte;
ferner aus Summer bon Wtalla6u1etts,
Qetpis bon gtrginien, Spencer bon Qla
bar1a, Satp1er bon SIOcarolina, 6iths
coG BON gtebrasfa unb 8tders bon Wo-
rbanb. 9as betreffenbe Gomite oe5
6arIes beftanb aus Starfneat0er poa
Connecticut, @t1tams bon Snoiana,
8olanb bon 8ermont, 9arraa bon 2oni
ftana, 6armer bon Bennf1lpanien, @Gt,
ton bon Soma, @lbrtbge BON WiSconiii,
@rebs BON Sutnots, &ooiepelt bon Stem
0orf un6 benz 9elegaten G6ipman BON.
9tftrift Columbia. @tnigen bieler Qelu,
1T Qaes suantrauen; aber bon 9lnoeren,
tpte 4. g. GUNNER bon Wa1ia6uiett5,
9iders bon WarbIan0 Bo[ano Dol
8ermont fann man NIT @eiDiBbeit an
nebmen, baB fe an teiner S6minbelci
tbeilnabmen urt6 bon feiner tpuBten.
- Srau Sail, bic @atttn 6c9
9 @,'n Fs @R5f i.it Sem bat at sp pDi 1s IS
UNI pel@e 3ett Der rBolarts" ab9elssel.
1T, monatlt9 $75 erbalten. Die NuS:
aablung bteier 1nterftibung ptr6, mt
Marineminifter &obeion ia9t, ~ouf60ren,
1obalb 1t9 Die Na6rt6t bonn Sobe Be-
Gapttdn 6aa beitGtt9t bat; rous gan
be1on6erer @na6e" tptr6 ie6o9 Die &eeit
rung bon Ser 3uriiderbebung Der @el6ei
ste Srau 6an au btel erbalten Bat, lin
gang nebmen. 9as tit cine 16mGbltd
@ei6i9te ! l1ebrtgens bat 6ie groBai
ttge Brtbatnobltbdtigfeit Der &merifans
fi6 beretts aud Der @ittue 60Q sugl
penbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
Gtbfem+

@er Observation-Disclosures fbon
bor @o6en-gelegt bat, fDute ntbt Ders
idumen, iebt bon Neuem au~ssuphan3em,
UNI elmer 5metten grnte entgegenieben gu
f%0nnen, tpenn bic erite tire 9tenfte &c.
than baben tptr6. SpGter fam man 6ann
nod einmal na6flan3en.
3medmdBtg lit es, Die au pflansenben
'@rbien etne Wttnnte lang tn fo9enbes
Waiier 5n legen, tDobnr6 cine iebr i6nelle
&eimung berDorgebra9t mtrb. Nu6 nil
nan bemerft baben, 6aB bte S6oten
aus 70 bebanbelten Samen ntemals bon
ben 10 perbaBten @rbienfGfern gu Iei0en
haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
8Dbmem&

Inn nod I'M Spdt6erbit 8obnen 81
ernten, bebaue man nod i'm Stunt ober
Suit Elm Sect nit 8Obnen un6, na6oem
bic 8ldtter eri6tenen iinO, i6neioe man
bic 8flan3en etniBe 3oa iiber Der @roe
gang ab. Die Wutterp1an3en i6lagen
6ann bon Neuem aus, nn0 btefe S60B1
hinge geben cine gang ipGte aber ni6t
iehr reihline 8~ohnenernte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
GranfretG.
8arfs, 4. Sun

" ! p +" OuH''
0bilippe 6. 9oulatier, @raf BON Ser
neutl, Elm 6eriibmter YbDltfer uno Y}tt@
qlieb ser 2fabemie, Itarb beute.
Qon6on, 5. Stunt.
Die v8au Mfan @a3ette" bringt beute
Na6nttttag einen Qufruf Der @rfaiiertn
@ugenie on baS fran5Oiii6e golf gu
@uniten tbres Sobnes.
8arts, s. Stunt.
6eute 9l6en6 mar i'm Yalafte beS YrGz
iioenten WlcW}abon Ser .erite offt5teue
@mpfong, unb cine re6t gldn3enbe
Qffaire tDar eS. SGmmtlt6e Witglteber
bes Diplomatti6en Corps paren er16ie>
men, altsgenomn1en Der @raf BON Qrnim,
Ser oeuti6e @eianote. @s tparen eben>
falls antpeienb Die Mitglteber bes &abt>
nets, Sic f~onierpattben 0eputtrten, etntge
tpenige Wttt9lteber bes ltnfen Gentrums,
bic Yrt1t5en Orleans, bic Spiben Der
Wilitdrbeb0r6en, Q(bmirale unb anoere
2anoz nno Seeoffi3iere, bic &eOafteure
Der in Barts eri6etnenben f~on1eroatipen
8lGtter, berDorragenbe @eiftlt6en uno
Surtiten, neb1t Der @ltte Der 9amentpelt.
8orts, 6. Stunt.
Der Ser5og Be 8roglie, Miniiter Ser
austpdrttgen Nngelegenbetten, bat eit
Gunoi6reiben an bic gertreter Sranf>
rei6s i'm Quslanbe gert6tet, in tpe[6em
er ben Stur3 beS 8rditbente1 Sbters bei>
len tnnere 9oltttt Sui6reibt, ipel6e Der
Wtaioritdt feline geniigenbe @arantte ge>
gen ben MuSbrlt6 elmer GeDDlutton geboz
ten babe. Die Yoltttf Der nelten Gegte>
rung miro, iagt Der 0er5og, cine aennGz
Btgte in Sranfret0 unb cine frteolt6e Dem
NuSlanbe gegeniiber lein. NQe 8eriu6e,
cine Gepolution Observation-Disclosures, tper>
BEN ener9ti6 befdmpft tperben, Dbne BEN
beftebe1t0en Snitttuttonen oeS Qanbes i'm
@ertn9lten 5u nabe gu treten.
Qonbon II, 6. Stunt.
Die Worgenbldtter ber0ffentlt9en Elm
S6reiben Btetris, 6es Dorma[ieen @e>
beim16reibers bes berftorbenen @rfatz
iers, tpel9es bic Ne6tbeit bes Nufrufes
Der grtaifertn an bic Transo1en, tpel6er
gefiern in BEN QbenobIdttern erI6ien, in
&brebe felt.
9arts, 6. Stunt.
8itet, Ser Gtseprdft6ent Der g%lattonal>
b~er1ammlung tit to6t.
Starts, 6. Stunt.
Oeartmtlian Qittre, Elm eminenter B6tz
lologe, lit an Steae bes REINFORCEMENT
8btltppe s. 8oulatter gum Mitgltebe Der
Mtaoemte aufgenommen Doroen.
2tuftaIten+
2on6on, g.. Stunt.
0epeI6en aus Melbourne meloen, baB
unter BEN &~olontlten auf 91eu>S eelano
groBe Qufregung berri1t, in Solge Der
in lebter 3ett ii6 b6uftg tpieberbplen6en
l1eberfdae Der @ebtrgsbeSobner. Die
&oloniften trtffen 8ertbetbtgungsmaB>
regeln uno f6etnt Elm neuer Gtteg nit
BEN Wtaoris unbermetbGt6 5u fem.
GcntraIaftcn+
Qonbpn, 6. Stunt.
Cine Spesialoepei6e an 6te 9on6oner
vSimes" aus Gentralaiten melbet Bic
Qnfunft Ser bonn Gaspti6en Mteere aus
gegen &6ttpa porriidenben ruiiii6en
Sruppenfolonne in &ra5norbsf AM %.
O1ai.
s6iTsna@rt@ten.
QtDerpooI, 6. Stunt.
Ster a~ngefommen ifnb ser Oampfer
vGuropa" BON SEEM gorf, Der Siberia"
bon Bolton unb Der u2etp3ig" bon 8al>
ttmore.
g oitDn 6. Stunt.
Ser 9ampfer vWtalta" lit bon 2tper>
pool bier angefommen.
Nep gorf, 6. Stunt.
0er 0ampfer v&0ln" lit BON Bremen
bier angefomme1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
GMiMsnAMri6tett.
aus Der 91tnSeSDanptnaot+
Ote MD6pcfraae.

~ b
GefretGr 9eGano, General Sherman
uno Der 8rGftoent tparen berte Morgen
in @onferen3 iiber 6as 8erfabren, ipel>
Dies 9egen bic 9efangenen Wooocs etn5us
19lagen tit.
Glon 1T ii6 barber eintg getpor6en,
bdB Der SefretGr 6es Snrer1t in bieIer
Qlngele9en6ett feline enti9etbenben
S6rttte gu tbun bat, ba iene Snbtaner
fi6 bnr6 Die Qufnabme Der Seinoieltgz
f6ten Der Pfege unb Sberaufii9t ieines
Oepartements entaogen batten. Serner
tpurbe IS ben genannten 8eamten FLAIR,
baB bic 8etpG6ung Ser Wobocs ais
&riegsgefangene BEN Wftlitdrbeborben su>
ftebt, ba oieie 6ieielben nit ben Waffen
in 6er 9anb nn6 I'M p%ffenen Sample ge>
gen bic NutDrttdt Der understanding
Letrafen unb ais &ebelen ~gefangen nab
men. 9te etnStge nod gu erle6igen6e
Srage tpGre dllo, mas nit ben @efanaes
men geI9eben io4; fin6 bteielben Dor Elm
Srtegs9eri6t sI fteuen oOer ben Staatsz
gert6ten gu i%ibermetien. Die 96iung
oteies Bro6lemS miro Dem 8un6esgene@
r%alantpalt anbetmgeiteut tperben, beiien
0uta9ten ols maBgebeno betradtet tDerz
BEN lou. 90 lautet bas Geiultat bteier
@Dnferens.
Die 8ef0r6erung Ser europdts
i9enYot
betreffenb Iebnte es Der @eneralpoftmetz
iter bemte ab, BEN &ontraft fir bic 8es
'f0rberung Der europGi16en Samftaospoft
nit Der y,Wbtte Star Oampfer9efenz
i6aft" umsuitoBen. Ser @ener9lpoftz
metiter erfldrte, 0aB tpenn iene @eieuz
i3aft tbren 8erpft6tungen in 3ufrnft
na6fomme. ber &ontraft bis gum 81.
9e3ember 8. S. in &raft bIeiben tperbe,
an tpel6em Sage beriel6e obnebtn aus
laufe.
9te beri6ie6enen &ontrafte 3ltr 8es
torOerun9 Der europGii6en Boit en6en
aue an tenem Gage uno mill Der General
po1tmetiter bis babin 1ol6e ARRANGEMENTS
gu treften 1u9en, baB bic 9oit tD06entz
lid piermal unb stpar an ~nerfdiebenen
9agen BON Stein gorf mad europa abs
9e9t.
Netp SerfeD+
Rem gorf, 5. Stunt.
Sn Seaport, 81. g., tpur6en geitern
6ur6 ben @tnitur3 zines 6ol3gebGlbes
stpei Neger getObtet unb flint i6tper perz
lebt.
gSiseOnftm.
MtImaufee, 6. Stunt.
Die Mtlpaufee unb Nortbern 8a6n
tpnrbe beute Bis Green SAP bouen6et,
tpel@es @retgl.iB in ge3temenber @etie
9efetert tpnr6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
@fSennTn+

WiInaufee, 6. Stunt.
Die Milpaufee unb gtort6ern 8abn
Durbe beute bis @reen Sap boQenbet,
pel9es @reigl.iB in ge3iemenber @etie
sefeiert tpnr6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
SDtO+

D ! I'd D o. oSllt.
TINT balb 5ebn ubr beute Nben6 brad
in Ser &offerfabrif BON 8roofs, GDaie
II. Gratis Se1er aus, tpel6es, angefa9t
bon einem befttsen Norboftmtn6, berarz
ttge 9tmenitonen anna6m, 6aB es our
Stunbe mnmDgli6 lit, 6as gnbe Der Ser
1t0rung absuleben. Inter BEN BON bem>
felben 8etroffenen finb Ste Sirmen Cation
II. 8adus, Die @ebr. @a6ter, W6tte Ii.
8ranb, 8. Ganfe un6 8. S6r0ter. Die
Slalnmen BADEN ioeben bas @ebdube
er9rtffen, IN tpel6em it6 bic Expedition
nn6 9ruGeret 6es v0atlD Commercial"
@iGi9am.
9etroit, 5. Stunt.
Sin neunidbrtger &nabe Namens Co.
ren3o Sap purOe geltern Nbenb bon
etnem 3nge iberfabren unb au9enbltGz
lid getDbtet.
SIN Sadfon begging ge1tern Na6mtttag
Elm gum 3u9tbanie DerurtbetGter uu6 arf
benz @ege Dabin fi6 be%ftnbenber, alter
Mann Wamens 8btl. Miuiqan i'm Warz
te3tmmer 6es ga9nbofes u1b in @egen>
mart oes Sbertffs Selbitmorb, tnbem ct
etnem borlibergebenben Nrste etne Tlai6e
SDlorotorm entriB nnb bteielbe fat leer
trat1f, ebe man i'm baran b%er6tn6ern
fonnte. Sem Sob erfolste fat augenz
blidlt9.
Sptu2+
Oubuque, 5. Suut.
Gin Sran5oie, Namens 6. @tQten, err
bangle 1i9 beute Worgen an einem 8au@
me out istner Sarm in Ser gedbe Der
Staot. 9Sas ben l1nglIdli6en gu bteier
Sbat nermo9te, lit unbefannt.
Dubuque, 5. Stunt.
Gn. 5enrb Smitb, Maggte gropn
lno SennD Tanlor e~rtranfen i'm Gebars
Hn1ie III Der Nabe bon @aterloo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
WatDIAn0.

B1IttmDTe 3. SH11t.
Cine Spe5taloepei6e bon Nnnapolts
melbet, baB Der Nppenattonsgert9tsbof
bie @nti6eibung in erlter Snitan5 IN Saz
den bes Ser Sbetlnabme oIt Dem an Der
Srau 2amplep beriibten Morbe i4ulotg
befunbenen Soibua Ni6olion beitGttgt
bat. Sc bletbt iebt nun nod iibrt9, bas
ltrtbeiG iber Nt6olion gu fGuen, 6amtt
Ser @ouberneur BEN Sag Ser 6inri6tung
feftiteue. Die 6tnrt6tuug 9alIoban's,
bes @enofen Nt6ollon's, tpel6e auf BEN
10. 5. anberaumt mar, tpirb nabri6etn>
lt9 aufgei6oben tper0en, 10 bob Die 8eiz
ben BEN Sprung IN bic gptgfett mttiom1
men MAIDEN, tpte fie aud bic i6euBli6e
Ebat in @eieai9aft begtngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
SeMneHee4

MempDis, 5. Stunt.
Die Nufregung itber bas Quftreten ser
Gbolera in u"nierer Sta6t bat ii6 gGn3z
li6 9eleet. Die oqgemetne Nnit6t lit,
baB, menlt bic i00ne 8ttterung nod
einige Gage anbGlt, bte &ranfbeit perz
i6min6en ntrb. Der Staotratb netgerte
it6 geitern Nbenb, etnen @eiunbbettsratb
ein3uleBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
@em SerfeD+

9teW DUlIl o. Sunt.
Sn Seaport, 90. S., tpur6en geftern
6ur9 ben Gtnitur3 zines Sol3gebalbes
apei Neger getOotet nnb flint i6tper perz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10

Der 9ampfer u@orbtaera, ipel6er am
~. Ntat yto be Sanetro DerlteB, 1T beute
bier angetommen. 9ort iomobl tpte in
ben Stdoten am Gto Be la 8lata 1T bas
gel6e yteber gdn3li6 beri6pun6en. Mu6
in gabta bat it6 Der @eiun6bettssuftanb
Der Bep0lfernng bebeutenb gebe1iert.
Der Nufitan6 in Gntrez &ios, etnem
Staate Der Qrgenttnii9en CONFEDERATION.
1T trob Der enersii9en Nnitrensungen Ser
Negterung nod nt9t unterbradt nor6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10

Gin bieii9er @eiddftsmann, geamens
Nn6reD W. WcSuat, murbe beute Wor>
gen bur6 einen S6uB in Sen &iden berz
art nerpunbet, baB 1ein 9eben in Srage
geiteut lit. gtner ftiner Qrbetter, etn
Sarbtger, tpar nit Nnberen in Strett ge>
ratben un6 3u tbn gefommen, Inn einen
Nebolber gu bergen. @r aog es tnbeffen
Dor, ielbit na63uieben, Oh er BEN Streit
nt6t i6lt6ten f0nne, unb erbielt BET bte>
let @%elegen6ett ben tpabri6etnli9 tO6tz
li6en S6uB.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
Lonely and Horrible Death.

MAN DIES OF SMALL Pox, FRANTIoALLY SCREAM
ING FoB wATER-A PITIABLE CASE.
information has reached this Office of sad
and terrible case of neglect and desertion at
tending small pox patient in the lower section
of the city, which II true in every particular
forms one Of the most narrowing chapters OF
cold-hearted neglect that has come to notice for
some time.
The unfortunate victim of this scourge is one
William Evans, who was taken sick several days
ago and conveyed to his boarding house ON
Canal street below Pine. TWAS soon discovered
that his symptoms were those of small pox. The
case was reported to Chief Cullen, who gave
immediate notice to the Secretary of the Board
Of Health. The unfortunate man is supposed
to have fingered throughout his whole sickness
without aa much as medical assistance or the
least attention from any one.
Last night the people residing in that neigh
borhood were startled and terrified by hearing
loud and continued shouts of water for Gods
sake, water" the sounds coming from the room
supposed to be occupied by the unfortunate
smallpox patient. This morning the mystery
was solved, as the man was ascertained to be
dead.
Evans was last employed as laborer on the
BeFks County Railroad, and had been in the hab-
it of drinking freely when in the possession Of
funds. He was the first case coming before hif
Honor Mayor Evans. When sober he was .
straightforward, industrious workman, but in the
possession of money could not Withstand the
temptation TO drnk.-Redding Eagle 27h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28
Masonic Excursion.

II may be of interest to our Masonic fraterni-
ty to know that extensive preparations are being
made at Columbia, Pa, for a Masonic excursion
trip to Europe, with purpose of visiting the
sionsts will start the last of May or the first of
June next.
The Columbia Courdnt, saya the contract has
already been made with Messrs Cook, Son d
Jenkins 9S Fleet street, London, and 262 Broad
way, New, York, for carrying 40 persons. Arriy-
ing at Queenstown their route will be through
Ireland, Scotland and England to London. Then
Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland,
France etc.
"We have received letters from eminent Ma
| sons in Glasgow, extending hospitalities to the
American brethren and the ladies' who may ac-
company them. Have also received letters from
| Ireland, extending courtesies, asking visit t.
prominent places, steamboat excursions, ETC."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-28

In the House a resolution was adopted censu-
ring York for making charges against members
and failing in them also declaring Pomeroy
unworthy Of the confidence and respect OF the
people Of Kansas.
AT Shamokin, Pa, John Carney and Patrick
Quin were burned to death by an explosion of
sulpur in the Daniel Webster COlliery yesterday.
Carney is dead, but Quin may recover.
Governor Hendricks of Indiana, had fall
while leaving his residence at Indianapolis, yes
terday, aud was severely injured by his head
stribing the door step.
Alexander Little was knocked down an en-
bankment by a passing train at Middletown, Pa,
yesterday. and so hadly injured that he is moi
expected to live.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan was burned to death In
Baltimore, yesterday, by the explosion of coa
| oil lamp.
The charter for New York city was passed By
| the New York Assembly yesterday.