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WAS He ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

WAS He MURDERFD?-Juueslile !SsGsrecsed
Of Hd,Ing IhToun a Companion mo the Htld.
So9,.-When the news of Ihe disappearance of
little Johnny Abrams was spread on Sunda =
some suspicion attached to several boys who
said he had certainly been drowned of the
5th street dock, Hoboken. The lads who
were sure of this said they knew nothing
whatever OF the boys whereabouts on Sat
urday, the day he met his death. When the
blackened corpse was recovered yesterday,
Mrs. Abrams, the little fellows mother, went
TO the house OF two boys named Kelly, who
are reported to have been with deceased.
When she entered one Of the lads ran away,
and the other shouted, al didn't throw him
fn!n He then declared that thedeceased had
been in his company on the 9Th street dock,
but left him and went TO the 9Th street dock.
Men who were fishing on the latter dock at
the time deny that Abrams was there at all.
Two other lads were also examined, but they
threw no light on the subject. The general
impression is that the youth Abrams was
thrown from the dock into the water, and
that those who witnessed the act have been
well schcoled TO deny all knowledge OF it,
~. y. Herald, 18th.
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ONE OF PROF. DoNALpsoN's FooLHARu

ONE OF PROF. DoNALDsoN's FooLHARDY
tEATs.-A local rero.ter Of the Cincinnati
[ Cmmercial relates this incident of Prof
Dor aids son. Perhaps you remember my
adventure on Lake Michigan two years ago.
made the ascension alone. Ny balloon was
full and light, and i had plenty Of ballast.
alone purposely, so as 10 do what did. An
immense crowd saw me of. The air was ia
vOrable, and sent me Off over the lake
up ard away that my movements couldn't
be detected, pulled the valve rope and
came down TO the water. l knew the effect
on that crowd. What was after was a SEN
sational advertisement. There was pretty
good surface current of air. AS the baske,
touched the water the bag OF course jerked
at IL and pulled IL out, and / let out a little
ballast from a bag. And in this way
skipped along for some time. II was nearly
dark. and clouds were gathering. Through
their glasses they could barely see me. cling
ing TO the basket and being dragged through
the water al fearful rate. as they imagined.
In that way passed oct OF sight, as / learned
afterwards, into certain death, as they sup
posed. Then i let out ballast enough and
arose 20 8. good height, and kept on. ! got
my sensational advertisement of Perilous
Adven -Hairbreadth Escape and so on
and didn't get my feet wet"
In this way poor Donaldson foresha1owei
his awful fate 10 Us, as we Travelled through
the air that calm, pleasant night last fall.
Little did be suspect then that what he had
once gone through in fun, with safety. was
10 be reI eated TO his death.
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PEACHES GIVEN AWAY IN BALTIMORE
The Baltimore market was overstocked yes
terday with indifferent peaches, and late in
the afternoon hundreds Of boxes were given
away and many more were left on the
wharves. Prime peaches brought reasonably
good prices. A meeting Of the commission
merchants was held last evening, and a cir
cular letter prepared, requesting the peach
grower to send no more inferior fruit to Bal
iY,onr
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Fire At burlington. VT.

BURLINGTON, VT, August ia fire
broke out in the extensive planning mill OF
o'clock this morning, but was got under
control in less than thirty minutes. The
origin of the IRE and amount of damage is
not yet ascertained. The property is fully
insured,
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Sales OF Government Gold.

NEW YORK, August l9.-The sub-treasurer
AT noon opened bids for II 800, 600 gold, aggre-
eating S2,215,0CG, the lowest bid being ll3 and
the highest 1875; award of 81 100000 male
at 1882 10 1878.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION IN
MIssIssIPPI.-A special dispatch, dates
August 18Th, received In this city from Sen
atobia, Miss, says the Congressional con-
vention assembled there yesterday, and nom
by acclsmation, and that the friends OF
Howe, the present member, bolted the con-
vention. An Associated Press dispatch says
the convention split One wing, numbering
"a delegates, Withdrew, and, assembling In
front Of the hotel, nominated q. Wiley Wells,
ex-United States district attorney, as their
candidate for Congress. while the other wing,
numbering 80, terminated A. r. Howe.
Wells is supported by exhibited States SEN
ators Revels and Pease, and a majority OF
white leaders, while majority Of the colored
voters favor Howe.
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priest was informed yesterday that woma,i
was lying sick and destitute on a rude couch
in an unused cellar AT 5 Thompson street.
which was half rllec with water. He found
a miodled-aged woman, clad In a single skirt
Her emaciated face indicated the sufierings
she had passed through. She shivered with
fever and ague and was racked with a cough.
She said her name was Annie Burton; that
she was q serving girl, and becoming sick
and deserted by her friends. had crawled into
the cellar To die. Her clothes and shoes hal
been stripped from her while lying on the
couch. She had not eaten anything since
Sunday. She was taken TO Bellevue Hos
pital.-M Y. Sun. 18th.
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A ScARE IN GKoRGIA.-The discovery of
plot In Washington and Jefferson counties,
Georgia, on the part Of the negroes TO massa-
ere the white citizens, has led TO the calling
out OF the military and the arrest OF eighty
alleged conspirators.
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LUCY Stone writes to Mr.. Loring asking
that the President Of the United States shall,
On o.. me lah OF July, isI6, conduct Lucretia
upon the centennial platform under O black
nag, commemorating the fact that women
are ranked with idiots, felons and ignorant
men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

ELoPED WITH A WOMAN AND s4,O00.-A
Joseph w. Robinson, member Of the drm
Of which his father IL head, eloped with q
Mrs Hall, after having taking from the safe
OF bis arm all available funds and some
$4,000 In government bonds. He leaves q
wife and two children.
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CKCOND GRAND eXCURSIUN TO rHl
- gApES
STEANER sJs EXCURSIONS

TIE eIAsar: iron stesmer SUE. Car r.
tain james Ha-?eTs Is how skinS II
EICCRSIONS To POINT LOOKOUT
ON ENERY SATURDAY,
Stoppi1E n PlHEl POINT and NARSHAEL'S,
cling and returning. The steamer leaves stephen
son wharf, feet Of ItL street. a. 7. arrlyin
at Point Loci Out eSTly Sunday morning, and re
turning % " szhlngtJu by . a. m. on Monday All
the acc Dr3ro OtstlOUs hrst-Ciass and uLsur
passed b. any steamer cu the river.
For passage, Etate r1omst &C, sPPly 20
STEPTENSOh 4 RkO., Agents,
sterhaos0n's harf GOO: Of IN street: Office 81.
Penn yivauis avenue. le2s II
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BERLIN, August 19.-The German War of
flee has invited General Meigs, of the L. 8.
amy, 10 witness the military manpuvres IN
Silesia next autumn.
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~The postmaster ~ Prescott, Arizona,
has absconded, leaving money orders TO the
AMOUNT OF S3 zoo unaccounted Tor.
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Close OF a Summer Cruise.

SpeciG hspdtch 20 Ne Ece1ttn0 NdT.l
ERIE, PA, August 1s.-The u. 8. steamer
Michigan returned to Erie this morning from
her summer cruise. Professor Hedrick aud
A. IL. Evans, OF Washington, were guests on
beard. Officers all well.
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To FEEASCKs sEEEEks,
sUNNER ARRANGEMENT
BTEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt. w. II. Byies.

Amer this date snc during the summer months the
trs lrC1 Steamer Z" PlLnI Boy will -r-
leave y ashi ngfCU. from Stn street <St.SSlE n
wharf, every IT. ESD A y and SATU x -r<x7s-zzz-x.&
DAY morning, ~ 7 O'Clock, for principal landings
on the Potomac, inclUdIug the fsyOTite Summer Be
ports OF JCltOns ara BhkistCn's Island Returning
slI arrive IL " Warrington early on Wednesday ans
sunday eyeEing On Saturday, in addition 10 the
eroye landings the Pilot Boy vii! take passengers
Tor Lee narttOvn, arriving there early sane eve
ring; leaving on sunday morning for ssbin gtpu
The scenery ON tire Potomac being uU~gT passed q,
and the Pilot Boy the only steamer shOTinE . view
tht entire route b. daylight, makes these most
pie asant snd healtbfut trips for families and social
part1es fare. single trip. 81, round trip tickets
% BiarSistOu's l-laud, Cotton = and LeOnardtOwu,
good until CSe;, S.. eRpiv to
y Z. FITZHCGH, AGENT,
teL8 3m ~ 6rf.
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FOREIGN VIEWS.


LONDON, August 19.-The steamer Nevada
has arrived at Liverpool. She broke her pis-
ton when one hundred miles from FaStnet
light. Otherwise she is uninjured
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THE CUBAN PATRIOTS have been fighting
for eight year,, and have worn out three
Spanish governments, and buried as many
armies, and yet our government cannot see
that the Cubane are belligerents--N. u. he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

TIE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CASE
The Court OF Claims having decided in favor
of the Union Pacific railroad i'm suit OF that
company against the United States To recover
the sum of SIP 90, being One-half OF certain
freight earnings retained by the government
10 pay the interest Of the bonds of the com
pauy guaranteed by the government. an
appeal from the decision OF the court was
filed on the 10th Of July, and the question
now before the Supreme Court is whether
the facts found by the Court of Claims war
rant its conclusions in law.
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HARRISBURG, PA, August 19.-Hon. Sam
uel Henry, q member of the Pennsylvania
from Cambria county, was this
found dead ON the railroad track
near Johnstown. He Is supposed to have
fallen from q train.
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RailrOad Track washed Away.

WATERTowN, N. Y, August 19.-The Sc
we're rains caused a freshet few miles
west OF Mooer's Junction, which washed
away seventy feet Of the track Of the Central
railroad,
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GOVERNOR TILDEN STILL AFTER THE
ROC discharges have been preferred at
Syracuse, New York, against the Hon. A. c..
Powell. salt superintendent, for malfeasauce
IN once. Governor Tilden has cited Mr..
Powell to appear before him on Friday next
and show cause why he should not be re-
moved. Mr.. Powell was appointed salt SUI
periufendent by Gov, Dix.
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A JRALoUs HUSBAND on THE WAk
PATH-A VIE Deserts heT Home dHd ne lTus-
band Seeks Reea0s.-A special 10 the New
York Herald from New burg, ". v, dated
the Eth says: This afternoon Robert Glib
son, Assistant Superintendent OF the New
burg Water Works, attempted 20 murder
Alfred Post, prominent resident Of this city
and President OF the Highland National
Bank, of Newburg, by firing OF a pistol at
him in the street. The bullet grazed Posts
neck. and Gibson aimed for a second shot,
but in his excitement failed To cock the
weapon, and IL WAS not discharged. Post got
out OF the way before q bison could fire again.
and the latter wac secured, and was COM
mltted, without bail, % await the action OF
the grand jury. Gibson and mis- wife have
not lived on good terms lately, and she LEFT
him several times for short periods, alleging
harsh treatment 10y her husband. Gibson
charges that Post hal something TO do with
bis wife's leaving him. IL seems that she
was before her marriage employed ia Posts
family as seams tress, and they style her q
very worthy woman. Gibson Is Of q Jealous
disposition. and is believed TO be crazy. He
has recently written threatening letters u
Post, who Is a man OF the highest respecta-
bility. Glbson's charges are attributed
entirely 10 crazy jealousy"
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QUEEN VIcroRIA's YACHT RUNS Down A
SCHooNER.-A steam yacht, with Queen
Victoria and the royal family on board, col
lided with the schooner yacht Mistletoe.
to Portsmouth, cutting the schooner i'm two
and sinking her instantly. or the party on
board the schooner one was killed and three
were drowned.
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DIt appears 70 have been decided in Ly-
coming county, Pennsylvania, that tavern
The Wanted knowledge of how to keep a
hotel in many instances doubtless depends
upon the capacity to select a wife, though the
serve.
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PRESIDENT GRANT was entertained at n
clam-bake at General Burnside's residence.
al Bristol, Rhode island. yesterday after
neon. Two hundred guests from various
parts OF the state were present. At six o o'clock
the President and party embarked on the
cutter u. =. Grant, and steamed down Mar
ragaUSett bay, intending TO MAJ s a brief call
10 Long Branch
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THE MKT LOAN 10 be brought forward by
Mr.. BrtstOw viii be the S3OOO0O,0GO OF the
four and-a-hall per cents. authorized by the
act of July, $50. for re.Unding the six per
cents. Should the new five per cents. attain
q much higher premium than at present,
t1Cre Will tie no great difficulty in marketing
the fOuI-and a-half per cents. at the eQuiva-
lent o. gold, and such "A stock would be ac-
ceptaDle for banking and for savings and
trust funds al home. especially where the
registered five twenties are called in from
these q larteTs for redemption.
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Gov. ALLEN RATHER NON CoMMIrTAL.
A Herald correspondent lately interviewed
Gov. Allen. In reply to the question as TO
whether he would be Presidential candi-
date and the intimation in the newspapers
that he was kind OF running things for Thur
mans benefit, the governor said with warmth
81 am not in the way of any man, and am
not out of the way for any man."
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jeI83Iu
EoR En- URsT IS.

EoR E1CURsI Oss.
TIE MANY WASHINGTON
ma larger for pleasure parties than Any ether
Lat. FOh CHShTEh EVERY
"a AND EVENING. Regular SsSs ~
tTipe to GlymCnt and return Mon -SxzK~<<s11eo
days, W etnesdays and Fridays, leaving sth-street
Ensr, a. - = N APPiy ca board, OF to Dr.. How
LAND, 2ls Al street
Ies an P.H TROTH. Presidsn-.
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PRECOCIOUs CRIME -SiSei7Hy Murder tg 70
B1y.-LUdNig {. Miller, "a wealthy German
farmer. residing SIX miles west OF Ann Arbor
Michigan, was shot and instantly killed on
the night of the n N instant 10y George Burk-
hart, "A German boy, u years OF age, who u A
ltrS family iOr I've years. The hoy denied
all knowledge OF the mUnier al The Inquest.
but subsequently, made a fun confession. Ii
his conversation with the reporter he SAID
Miller was in the habit Of whipping him
aud he took tins means for revenge He
Went 10 bed i'm TIE evening, but not % Sieep.
After the family had all retired aud were
last asleep, he arose. dressed himself and
went down stairs and into the yard where he
had "A double barreled gun secreted, which he
got and went TO the room OF Miller, who was
fast asleep, at the back part OF the bed while
his vile was sleeping at the front side. Ms.
Mlllers head was q lttle lower down than
her husbands, and he was high UpoA the pill
low. The boy put the gun u hiS shoulder,
took aim at Millers breast, aud fired both
barrels, but only the caps exploited. The gun
had been out doors during rain storm, the
powder had become dampened, and the
death dealing instrument would not go of.
The boy procured q screw-iriver and broke
Olen drawer where the powder was kept.
lie then drew out the Old loads put in two
new charges, and was ready for another at
tempt. This time there was no failure and
the deed was quickly done-the soul Of Lud-
Wig {. Miller had passed 10 its maker, and
rot person in the hO6se was any the wiser.
When Mrs. Miller awoke, she supposed her
husband had been struck by lightning, and
the boy went all over the Deighborhooi tell
ing the same story. He was arrested by
Sherln Fleming and taken 10 the county Jail
at Ann Arbor. Miller was IS years of age.
and leaves wife and two small children.
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BCUED TO HAVE A PLACE.-Treasurel
News Milesian friend came after him again
to-day. Luckily, however, there were seve
raj ladies IN the room when she called. Sht
quietly stepped up to Mr.. New and sail
soto toce, THAT she would call again, as the
presence OF several OF her own sex would de
Ter her from speaking as fOrcibly IS she did
on her first visit.
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THB NEW SENATOR FROM TENNESSEE

Hon. ID. NJ. Key, OF Chattanooga, Tennessee,
has been appointed by the governor 10 I'LL the
vacancy in the United States Senate caused
by the death OF Andrew Johnson.
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THE ETERNAL FTTz JOHN PORTER CASE.
IL T. stated that Fitz John Porter has not
applied for new court-martial in his case,
but for the appointment OF a board of Officers
To examine the record of his trial, with the
new evidence and proof OF all the facts, with
their opinion, pom which the President mi gIlt
Judge whether or not, ON the giound of mani
fest error and unjust conviction, he ought TO
receive the Executive iuterpositiOn by n fill
pardon, annulling the sentence passed by the
court-martial of 1852 and 1863 IL is said in
official quarters that the appeal Will be
denied.
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NAVAL ORDERS Commander Thomas 0.
Selfridge, L. S. N, is ordered TO hold himself
In readiness u the command of the Marion;
Lieutenant Commander James A. Graham
ordered TO the receiving ship New Hampshire;
Commander Henry Erben detached from the
command OF the Tuscarora LIST September
next and ordered 10 proceed home and wait
orders; Commander Joseph N. Miller from
duty In the photographic ONCE and ordered
10 command the Tuscarora, at the navy yard
Mare Island, California, list September next
Lieutenant Commander b. F. Day from the
receiving ship New Hampshire and granted
three months leave; Chief Engineer +. J.
Whitaker has reported his return home,
having been detached from the Kearsarge,
Asiatic station, on the 9Th ultimo, and has
been placed on waiting orders.
REUNION OFVERMoNT VETERANs-Speech
Of Wee President WilsOn.-The Vermont vet
Grams held their annual reunion at Brattle-
boro yesterday, under the unfavofable aus
pieces OF rainy day, which deranRed the
programme and drowned out the parade.
Speeches under cover were made, however,
and among them was one by Vice President
Wilson, who referred to the work perfor med
by the soldiers in the war; and gave them
upbounded praise for the glory of their
achievements; said that the work they had
done could never be undOne, and closed with
some words In favor Of q thorough recOucil-
taliOn and reunion Of the sections,
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GENERALS SHERMAN, Sheridan and SlO-
cum arrived at Cheyenne, Wyoming, yester-
day. and were met by officers and band from
Fort Russell. General Sherman, with his
daughter and General SlOcunl, departed IN
the afternoon for Denver. General Sheridan,
accompanied by his wife and Colonel and
Mrs. NJ. Sheridan, went west en- route for
California and Oregon.
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IMPORTANT .S-OTECE
OWING To THE ADVANCED SEASON.
AND Id TTEG d MUCH LARGER
STOCK or

Mems, Youths, and Boys Clothing
THAN USUAL, I HAZE DETERMINED
TO FORCE SALES BY M HIYG
TIE FOLLOWING
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SENATOR MORTON ON THE PROSPECTS N
OHIO--Senator Morton expresses himself as
very confident Of republican victory in
Ohio in November. The interest in the can
vaSS, he says, Is deeper than has been the
case for several years, and heavy vote Will
be poilcd. which, he thinks, viii ensure the
success Of the repabiicanS.
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LONG ASB SECRT SIGHT EXCHANGE FOB
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-15

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in the world. A lady'sI
Toilets not complete with
outit. We are aware this
may seem arregant,bEt the
many testimonials we have
had in its fayer warrant
US in making the assertion.
1t prevents the hair from falling off, and
gives it softness and beauty that mother
preparation can. -.
Wholly free from irritating and hurtful
properties, it possesses all the peculiarly
bland and delicate properties Of Cocoanut
Oil in the highest possible state of purity
and fragrance.
1t is cooling in it's influence upon the
skin.
Cures all cutaneous eruptions, and rem
ders the scalp white, soft and healthy.
1t is the cheapest because its effects
are the best and most lasting. 1T is pre-
pared with the greatest care, and perfum-
ed with the most delicate perfumeries the
market affords.
Sold at price that is at the command
of every one.
Price 30 cents per bottle.
MANUFACTURED AT THE LABOR
| ATORY OF
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| s. Z. cor. of Main and Center SITS.
| Springfield, O.
JOHN ID. PARK, Agent,
1 Cincinnati, o
All druggists and merchants are hand
ling it.
} For sale in Rock Island by job
Bengston, and Emil Kehlar. Thur