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, 1874-01-31

A dispatch from Newfoundland states that tho
Government Of that Province has resigned
Communication by tho Great Western Rail
road, which WIS seriously interrupted by tho
freailet, IL fully restored.
River at Rockport, Ark, yesterday, tho skilf
upset and three young mon woro drowned.
six tons Of Australian mail went west by the
md yesterdays train brought i'll four tons moro,
which went oaHt by the Rock IsIan1 RonG.
---Bcckt tho man who was shot md robbed day
before yesterday by Roucll, north Of Cain, ILL.,,
on the Illinois Central ltui!road, is doing we'll,
and will recoysr. Roucl1 llns not boon examined
yet.
in Dayton, yostor1ay, Mrs. sara., Earhart,
W years old charged with attempting to poison
tno Hanna family, noar Germantown, lust April,
Lin oiinqpan, . 'high Chinese off}cor with
Secretary and servants. arrived in Omaha yea-
torday. Ho says he is CtincHe Ambnssa,ior to
Cubs, sont to prevent further killing OF ls
countrymen in tile rebellion.
while driving toam of horses yesterday wnB
thrown directly III front Of tic wagon, uil his
pack coming III contact with the trce-tongue OF
,,,. tlto wagon It waa driven through hs breast,
-Yeatorday evening dottllob Pfoister, labor,
iig under mental alteration, cut his wife auroHs
TIC thsoat hcn1. anu arms with butcller-k1iifo
and then cyl hia own throat. He tiio in to1
AA!!HAkpo' LID n4l1 otlal bufVlfeH. IA4 horrible
affar occurred ut pfoistor's house in Mimi
| City, 0.
lilo revival ut Alton, Ill, il greater than at
| any previous time. Tho meetings continue every
night, mud it is estimated that moro ulan 1.OCj)
adults in that vicinity have boen converted since
hlr, Hammond commenced his tabort tloro.
seven woola ago.
--Tho trial 1t Jerry 3. Ash, ono Of tho engi-
neora engaged in the recent strike on lilo Ia1,-
Handle Rallroad, charged With shooting IIonry
Vanco, an enginoor wllo attempted to rsn al, on.
gino OH tho road, WAS concluded yesterday in H.
diannpo1is. 4 verdict Of not guilty was rontlor-
ed.
Schuyler Colfax addressed an immense au-
dtonce yesterday evening ut Durloy Hall, Utoom.
ingtou, Ill., OIL Fellowship, aftor Which,
under tho auspices Of tho 0rtler OF TINT city, 4
banquet was given at pllmnix Iinll for tho BENG
fit Of tho poor OF Bloomington. Many lodges III
| noighboring towns were represented by mumhelH
| aud their wives.
-JamoB II. Wood, OF Cass County. Neb., n
pork packer aud breeder Of choice oattlo, wall
known throughout tho State. l!as become sud
aenly dorangod. and 1t III thought tlat lo will
die. lie called sone friends yoBtorday, said ho
WIS going to die, and became Irrational at once.
| 10 has boon In good health.
, 1874-01-31
DEATHS,

11AnD1Nd-1n this oily, Jan. g. Susan Harding,
SKed u ypArs.
l,neral from, residence a1 pi.lslou.st BaturdAr, At
o'olock. tc nakwnnd Con,etory.
eD- Michigan papors please cory.
nuMhEt;;At hG. rcs!a9nae, !ake Vie~,. on TIM sot
months. -
Hcnlns wlll ho nkon family vault at srrfns nel III.
III Evonfng papora please cupy.
Mon3E.0n tlc 10th in.s:. Of oonsnmrtion, Maria,
Remains will bo tn Rochostcr for intornont
fD Rochester IN. " pnporh please COPY
.1I0WAH,--Qn tho. 2gIh Inst, al hforoy r1ospttat
Capt pani II Toward, aged Is years, nf pnousnnn!a
ftohrt. thence hy cara to Calvary Comotory.
n 1G1xoF ahc h ; =: S. Ik9s k .p..
tho late Moso. Wilcox. of Hont Iroonui4 County, iii,
Funotal to-day IN Graculana Colnetory
~ f3nucn. nGed 81 years.
Tunorai from hn lato tosidonee No. bis Arnnld.st,.
Hnndny, Fc l. h5 cafB to Calvary CcmptsFy. FrjenJs
tho family nstnd to attend Without furtnr notice
EM- Orlnlla and st: Lun!s napera rleasy cnpy.
, 1874-01-31

CrNc1xxAT1. Jan. 3O.-Tho Aa,cricnn Hotel at
Sharonvilla, Hamilton County, O., was destroyed
by iiro about o'clock Yesterday morning. Tho
fire progressed go rapidly that tho inmates baroly
escaped with their lives,
About quarter past 1 o'clock tl,ia morning .
fire broko out in this city III tho building owned
and occupied by L. 4. Strobol t. Brothcrs mal,,l-
factory Of moldings, frames, aud looking glassos,
on the aouth eide Of Canal stroot, cast Of Elm.
Tho building, mud its contents were cntiroly
consumed. The loss on tho building, stock a,lsl
machinery is about 900. Insured Tor $50 900,
Divided among the following Companies: Tho
Brewers. Of London; tho Liverpool, Etna, Gin
cinnnti Union, aud phDnix.
, 1874-01-31
CANADA.
Further Returns from tho General
Elections.
Complete Rout Of the Opposition and
Triumph Of the Ministry.

!sptcial Dtsnatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
HAMILTON, Ont, jan. 30.-Nevor In tho his
tory of Caunta, aud perhaps fow other countries,
did no prominent m oxnmple exist Of people ris-
ing In their majesty to condemn such an offcnso
IS that which necossttatod tho presont appeal to
electors; and never has thoro hoon auch torri-
bio aud overwhelming punishment 10 tllonc who
betrayed m tho trust rorohod n them, The result
tario, QucDcc, Now DrunBuick,. md Prince Ed
ward Island hns bcon nothing short Of a
complete and overwhelming rout.
connurrloH HAS pEEN TRAatrLED UNDER FOOT,
and integrity aud public morality have boon pro"
maintained slr John 4. Macdonald and tic Con-
soryattvo party in power, but tho Mackcn-
Zlo Government, depending upon tho Justice Of
tholr CAUSE appealed and that not in vain. to tho
peoplo. Thoy have expressed confidence In tho
now Administration by numbers largely oxccod-
Ing anything before Beon in this country. Tho
now Government simply havo Nh overwhelming
majority.
OF tho ciGhty-throo constituencies in Ontario,
intelligence has boen received from seventy
seven, OF which tho Ministry llayo carried Hxty-
one. the Opposition fourteen, and two aro Inlo-
will DO Ministerial.
OF tho forty constituencies heard from in
Quebec, the Ministry haye carried thirty, tho
Opposition eight, and thero are two 1nde-
pGhuent.
or ton Now Brunswick constituencies hoard
from, tho Ministry have carried nine, aud the
Opposition ono.
OF avo constituencies heard from in Noya
Scotia, oil arc ministerial.
or two conatituencloa IN Prince Edward
Island, both aro Ministerial.
THE NEW PARLIAMENT.
OF 206 mombers in tho Commons, 1856 hayo
beon returned 80 far as honid. OF these, tho
Administration hayo 1903, majority Of the whole
House, and 4 prosent majority OF 81. It ia
probable that tho Government will be sustained
on tho tcst vote by at least 30 or 90 in the full
House.
OF large number Of members Of tho old
House dofoatcd, tho moro prominent aro tue
Hons. o'Connor, Carliug, Gibbs, John
Hillyard, Ca,neron,-nll at ono timc or
other membors Of Sir Johns Govern
mont, together with Angus Morrison. tAo
Whip of tho party. The Spoa11cr of tho
House aud number OF others in this Province
hayo a1so been dofeatcd, and the samo may be
said OF tho other provincea.
Toronto, formerly Tory in the Commons. and
during the lust session ropresontod by two Tories
and ono Rofor1nor, sends throo Ministorials.
Hamilton City, which WAS represented by two
Tories, sonds two Reformers.
Kingston only returned Sir John A. Macdoa-
ald by Sc majority.
Ottawa sends ono Ministerial and ono Opposi-
tion member.
London sends an Independent instead of the
Hon. Alr. Carling.
Montreal sends two RcformcrB and ono Con-
Boryatiyo.
THE nEJo1u1Sas
that followed tho announcements throughout
the country wero OF tho most ample kind, and
thousands upon thousands Of dollGrs chQngod
hands Oh tho reault.
, 1874-01-31
Evnns Case ut Harrisburg, Pn.

HARRISBURG, Pa, jan. 30.-Tho Evans case
tin aud Gov. Hartranft waro tho only persous
examined aud their examination concluded tho
evidence. Attorney General Dimmick oponcd
tho argument for tho Commonwealth. Lanabor-
ton and Hail. for the defense, followed tho Attor-
Plaintiff masla tho closing argument Defendant
prnys tho Court to instruct tho jury as follows !:
That tho act OF March, 1911, for tho settlement
Of public accounts, having provided plnintifr .
remedy, it must bo presented, aud thoro can bo
no recovery in this action. The Judge will
charge tile Jury tomorrow.
, 1874-01-31

Special Dfspafch 10 Tho Chteaao Tribune.
CR1sT11NE, o., jan. 30.--A fro broke out In
tho lock-factory OF A. r. Whitney l. Co.. ut $3.50
this evening, which burned The finishing aud
japanniug-rooms in the west end Of tho building.
Tie shooting Of tue roof was also badly burnod,
bnt It being Of slate tho fire did not brcak
room. Tho building, stock. mud machinery
woro iusurod for nearly $50, 900. Tic damage
to tho stock WAS about S'5 100, and to tho build
ing about tho samo amonnt. Tho new water
works Of the town proved of great yalue. as the
entire building ail stock would have been COLI
anuled but for tlcr officiuncv.
, 1874-01-31

4 Lively Quurrol Among the Co.n-
missi0ncrss
NEW YonK, Jan. 3o.-A lively quarrel
has boon stirred up among tho tlvo
Police Commissioners. Tho Comptroller
and tho Mayor received m anonymous
communication charging Commissioners Smith,
Gardner, and Clarlick With forming q
to Smith, md, after IN investigation, his Com
mittee asserted that Commissioner Russell was
tho author of tho anonymous paper. Russell de-
MOS the accusations, md says TINT the whole
thing il the work Of Charlick.
, 1874-01-31
MISCELLANEOUS WEATHER REPORTS.

DAnAnoo, Wis, Jau. S0.--Snow hegan failing
laHt evening about O'Clock, and has continued
till tho present hour e =. m.). There il ahigl
wind, and tic snow ii drifting some. 1t is nov
seyen incl,os OH level.
FoNn pu Lao, Jan. 90.-The SNOW storm has
loen worry aoyore. The roads aro dritted worse
than for yoara.
DELolr, Wis, Jan. 80.-Cold northeast snow.
storm has prevailed all day. Thu expresa.tra
from Milwaukee is not iu yot, though It MAS due
houra ago. Most all the othor trainH aro bolliut
time. II ia Rtill showing,
, 1874-01-31

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. s0..-McCoy Casey, =
wcll-to-do farmer Of Wnrricl1 County, living
ahout 2 miles from Nawburgh, was mur-
derod on Thursday afternoon in broad day-
light, while hauling rood toward his
Of tito road and shot ut him five tnlos, onco with
q shot gun, the charge entoring tho victims
llead. Tho other shots woro fired from rovol-
yer, two entering Casoy'a head. The nlurdorer
escuped into the woods md il still at large.
, 1874-01-31
CRIME.
Arrest Of Railroad Robbers and
Would-De n1urtlcrcrs
in Iowa.
Serious Trouble with Chinese Workmen
at Beaver Falls, Pa.
Other Criminal NInttors,


HHt GLE "h AAtIsNrUtAA IkUUUCFBs
!specfat Hfstateh 10 Inc Chtraaa Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., inn. 80.-Two mon namod
Robort Holmes and Albert Dewitt wero arrested
this morning ut Whoatlanl mud brought to this
city. They nre charged with brcaking into
chr on tho Davenport u st. paul Road, md with
stealing large amount Of valuable tlry-goods |;
nlao with attempting to wreck m excursion
train OIL this road OIL Wednesday,. by tonring up
n rail, aa Il result Of which throo cnrs loaded
with people woro thrown from tho truck. De-
HidcB thin, they aro known to bavo robbed tho
station Of tho Company at Whontland, and also
with having torribly boaton conductor
who refused to LOT tflom ride FREQ. Tho men
lad beon formerly employed by tho Company M
brnltcbmen, mil it il believed thoy committed
these crimes out Of spite at being discharged.
, 1874-01-31

PORTLAND, No., Jan. 20.-hlrs. Waller is on
trial here for bigamy. I1er alleged former hus-
band, Que Waite, mud their Children, aged ro-
speotiyely II and years, positively identified tho
woman She is algo identified by others as Mrs.
Wato. Tlo woman denies that pho ever bcfore
saw Wate or the chlldron.
, 1874-01-31

Tho recent Patent Convention, hold In wash
ingto1l appointed Col. Theodore A. Dodga, OF
Boston D. unsssa saaHry NY ks of t Washing
mitteo to present to Congress Desirable
changes In tho patent laws. Tho Committee
tlestriug further instructions, llnyo called
u convention to meet III Indianapolis. Wotlt,oA~
, tori, aud peraous Interested in patontss Ia tho
Western Statos, to compare notos aud detor-
mlne tho oourBo OF action,
, 1874-01-31

wcnh and Tive In accordanco with ao1'a holy WRIT by
gaining orr living by tho sweat Of our hrow. Wo aro
aud forctIought mud oDeying tho laws Of tho land.
We moan ITO conflict to Legitimate cnterpriso, n.-
tagoninm to necessarily capita but couaEder ourselves
frce American citizens, anil can redress grievances
nt tho ballot-bo1 without regard to poitics,
, 1874-01-31

NASHVILLE, Jan. 30.-Dill Kelly, colorod, was
u,a cod Oh trial in tho Criminal Court yesterday
for rape on white woman last August. Tho
jnE of guilty, fixing Ills punishment ut hanging.
Sentence viii probably 10 PASSED by tho douIt
Tomorrow.
, 1874-01-31

which Bmolzcr refused to mako. 11,oy then
startod or together. whom nobinBon struck
smolzer over tic hoad with d pistol, and thon
fred two stlota at linn and ran. Smefzor dro,y II
repeater and tlrcd four tinloB ut Robinson an lio
ran. Doth parties woro srroRted, aud gayo bonds
for thor appearance this afternoon.
, 1874-01-31

ptrrenunatt, Jun. S0.-A serious airray oc-
currcd ut Beaver Fails to-day among tho t;i,,n-
mcn iu tho cut!ory-workB. As All Poy, tho u yrr-
seer md interpreter, waB passing through
tho works, 10 was atlsckea by rio
Chtnoae workmon with tho determination
passing through tho Office. Aa thoy attempted
to follow thoy woro prevented by 4 policeman,
whom thoy ntteckod with desperation, throwing
knives, forks piocos Of IRON and any missiles toy
without weapons until ho secured club, whon
he iinally forced thom to retrontt aslor woundine
ton or twolye, two Of them being seriously IN
jslrcd. The troubfo aroso from the bo lief thai
An Poy lad not boon making proper dispoai
tion OF their funds entrusted to him.
, 1874-01-31

NEW YonK, Ian. 30.-Tltroe youths quarroed
over game of marbles yesterday, and III tho A.
tercation following, ono Of them, Robert Hnnd,
was fatally stabbed.
Thirty-ono Of tho TompkiuB Square rioters
(so.calloi) have entered, tlsougl. thoir counsel,
plea Of "not guilty" tn tho Court of Genorai
Sessions.
, 1874-01-31
CATHOLIC BISHOPS APPOINTED,

ToRoNro Jan. 30.-A cablo dispatch nn-
nouncos that Vicar -Genoral Jamot, ct tho
Toronto diocese, Inns boon appointed by tho popo
bishop Of Sault st. Mario, mud tho Rev. D, b.
Crinlu,l, Ylcar- -Gcnoral of tho London diocese,
has been raisod to Bishop Of Hamilton.
, 1874-01-31

MEMPHIS, Teull., jan. a0.-A shooting afTray
occurred ut corner OF Main aud JEFFERSON
streets, neur midnight last night, betwcon NJ. L.
smozer local reporter Of tho Aualanchc, and
Charles 7. Robinson, an attacho Of tho Register,
growing out OF some newspaper artoloH ro-
flcctiug on each. Robinson callcl at
tho Avalanche Office mud demanded retgactlon,
, 1874-01-31

Tho Change In tho 'Torrit0rtuE Cow
ornsMrnt--A 1toSv In tho Municipal
administration.
spceiat Dtspa!eh to Tile Chicago Tribune,
DENVER, Col, inn. s0.-rhe uncertainty con.
tfhuoB relative to tho status Of tic Territorial
officers. GOV. Elbort'a friends telegraph from
, 1874-01-31

BosroN, Ian. 30.-Thc steamer Glaucus, Of tho
Boaton and Now York Line, WIS burned at her
deck this morning.
Bosros, Jan. 30.-Thc steamer Glaucns, which,
WAS reported burned, WIS scuttleil 10 s,ive her
hull. lIor freight WAS vnlued nt $3.50 400, wlicl,
will be rescued badly damaged. Tllo steamer
was valued at $20o,00o. IIor hull IL uninjurod,
aud will be immediately raised.
, 1874-01-31
A Fugitive Thief Shot by Officers.

spcciat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
spENcEH, Ind, Jan. 30.-Thc house OF Thomas
Oliver, two miles from hero. was searched on
Monday night for stolen goods. Oliver made
lis escape until Thursday night, When ho was
capturod a5tor long chaHc. He would not sur
render, and waa shot twice. He is now in jail
in critical condition.
, 1874-01-31

aud wealthy farmer, living IN French Village, q
few miloB from, East st. Louis, waa SHOT aud
killed last uight while riding from East st. Louis
to his home, Ills puokots being picked. No cluo
to tho murderer.
, 1874-01-31

JAollsoN, MiHs.. Jan, so.-Iho Appcars Jack.
aon, slisA special tonight suys tha Republican
CAUCUS WAS stronger Tonight than last evening.
t la sa'd TINT Alncs las Issued hin dsctnm n
tnvor o. Bruce Tor the long Senatorial term, and
bora were using every effort to prevent q nomi-
'aton, aud tho indications arc thst thoy will Huo-
Good.
, 1874-01-31
Acquittn1 of Jerry Rush, In Indian-
AnNtiS.

special Dispatch tn The chicaao Tribune,
INDfASAPoL1s, lud., jan. 30.--Tho trial Of Jer-
~ Bush for shooting Haryoy Vance during tho
engineers strike in Decou,ber closed today, ro-
enitinE iu acquistal. Tho evidence failol to
clearly identify Bush as tho man who did tho
Shooting.
, 1874-01-31

Tho Pittsburgh wntcr-Ison.i Frauds.
p1rTanunan, Tn., Jan. 90.-Tho final hoariug
Of ex-Scorctaty Noss md tho civil engineer
Kennedy, before tho Mayor to-day. charged with
tho larceny Of tho ncconnt books Of tho Wntor
CommipHfon, resulted in tllotr hofng hold in bull
for their appearance at court.
, 1874-01-31
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 0.-stonmhhips Russia and
Wyoming, from New York, arrived.
New YonK. Jan, 30.--Arriyod: SteanlBhip
Manhattan, from Liverpool. Also, steamers
Kong suerri, from London America, from
Drcmeu.
, 1874-01-31

special says George II. Pteistor. IN inmate Of
tic Soldiers Home, tonight attackod Ills wife,
cut hor throat, woun1ing hor dangerously. 1Io
thon committed suicllo by cutting his own
throat.
, 1874-01-31

BERLIN. Jan. 30.-1ho North German Gazette,
alluding to the sympathy manifested in Belgium
for tue ultramontanee, declares that every Gov
ernmont ia bound to check tho disposition at its
subj lccts to participate in revolutionary attempts
against friendly power.
, 1874-01-31

COLUMBUS, O., jan. 30.-In tho sonnte, this
morning, q bill WAS introduced providing that
every unmarried woman shatl hold, exempt
from execution, wearing apparel valued at @100,
aseving- g-mnchinet a knitting machine, aud books
to the value Of 525.
III tho House, tho House bill to allow Town
ship Trensurors 81 foos and conta per mile
milengo for services in settling with the County
Auditor, was passed.
A bill was introduced providing that in caao
railroad companies discriminate in rateB for
transporting frcjghts III localities, said company
shall forfeit to SUCH person 30 ovcrchnrged
double tho amount Of tho ovorchargo, aud IN no
case less tllan 800, md providing TINT ar addi-
tornoy, and tho nmouilt to be forfeited IN this
suit to be from 9100 to 81 900 also TINT in caaes
whero railroad companies Charge lighor than tho
legal rntcs for tho transportation Of passengers,
the company shall forfeit double tho amount Of
tho overchargo, and in no case lo8B than 3100.
a bill was introduced to provide for tho
inspection OF County Trcasurien ab lonst twice
year.
In tho HouHe, this afternoon, hills were intro
duced to 30 nmond tho law relating to the safety
OF public halls as to provide Tint certtcntea Of
safety Of acnts shhll remain valid until vo FREQ.
holdera shall certify in writing tlat thoy aro not
safo; to provide for tlo ELECTION Of County
School Examiners.
A message wns received from tho Governor,
tIansmitting memorial from A. T. Goshorn and
". w. Griffith. in regard to the progroHs of the
work preparatory to the Centennial Exposition,
md aBking tho appointment Of five Commission
ers to represent Ohio
Gov. Allon. has appointed James O. Ames, of
Monroe County, A1iutant- Gonoral Charles II.
Sargant, of Cincinnati, Assistant; aud Amos
Layman, Of Columbus. Executive Clerk.
, 1874-01-31

Snecial NaspWtcA to The chicaao 7ribttnc.
1Np1ANAroL1s, Ind, Jan. 30.-Tle fifth trinl OF
Mrs. Glenn Tor tho murder Of 1lr. aud Mrs.
Young commences at Lebanon noxs week.
, 1874-01-31
A Sheriff,s Posse Moves upon Vnsqucz
the California 1kobber.

SAN FRANCISCO Jan. 80.-Tho notorious mur-
doror md robber, Tlburco Vasqucz, with Lis
eang Of about twont3 dcsperadoos, l,as boon
discovered cntnped III romotn part OF Koln
County, in this stato. Tile 6horilf OF TINT
county, with strong forco OF mon, has gono to
tght and capture him,
, 1874-01-31

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jau. 90.-A fro broke out
at o'clock this evening in tho fourth story Of
tho wholesale clothing estsblishmon Of Koch.
Goldsmith, Joseph 4 Co., corner Of Water an1
st. Clair streets. Tho two upper stories were
burned out. The fro ia still raging, mud J,as
extended 10 and entirely destroyed the large
hardware store Of Worthington & Co., in tho
Bamo building. Tho loss will bo heavy.
, 1874-01-31
FIRES.
a Grcat Conaagration In CleYo1and--.Loss
About ai500,000.
Reports Of Other fires Yesterday.

..-SSpcciat Dispa'ch to Tie chfcaao Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., ian. 30.-A fro broke out at
ESQ this evening In the Wholesale woolon l,o,,ao
OF Koch, Goldsmith Il Joseph, oil Wator street,
md, after burning two hours, sproad to tho
w-olcsHlo hardware Mud Badtllory ostab-
llshmcnt Of George Worthtngton 4 Co.
IL tho Batno building. Tho cntiro Flro
Department was out, but owing to tho difficulty
oof getting water into the upper storios, tho
fro WINS not got under control until tllu WOODEN
store waa entirely DESTROYED, mud Wortl,ngton's
fcll IN at 1 ocIocs, and tho % ro was utli II burn.
itg ct midnight Tho wooen stock was ynlncd nt
a2o0, GOO !; insured for 5000, 900 in strong COM
panlos. Wortllingtons stock was worth nearly
s5oo, ,ooo; inaurcd for $500, 900 in good compa-
MICS. Two 0ronon wero hi,rt, not seriously.
f11 tho Associated Prcas.l
E, CLEVELAND, O., Jun 9o-1 a: m.-The fro is
asil burning, but is now under control. Tho
losses nro estimated as follows: Wortllington 4
Co.. on building, e75. 900 to ss0 900 on stock,
$2l5,oo to s225t 900; Insured for $175, 900.
Kocii, Goldsmith, Joaoph Il Co., OH stock, sf50,-
900 insured for 100000; Adams Il Goodwill
llo, clothiorp, flamngo to etock by water, u1l-
known. Tho origin OF the fro is unknown.