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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-03

Grand Total. ...................-.... Slo4'Uo,'o
REPEREscEs.-We refer, by permission, to the
following gentlemen OF our Cltp ana woaih ne
gl ID il the credulous would write to any OF them
R. P DICK, Judge U. s. Di-trict Court. Western
District, e
THOS. SETTLE, Judge Supren Court.
T. B. hEOGH, Reglst in 'Dkruptcy.
RO. D U LAS. u. s. Marshal
w y BALL. Editor New North State"
DUFFY & \ JGHf. Editors "P ,tri"f.
CHAS E. SHOBER. uf firm of Wilson Shober,
Hi. rs A. GRAY Cashier Of the Bank of Green's
boro.
r NJ, STAFFORD, Sheriff of Guilford,
] D. WHITE, Postmaster.
ODELl., Raglan d CO., Merchants.
J. w, SCOTT Merchant
PRICE OF TICKETS, $s.5O; NUMBER OF TICKETS
ISSUED, ONLY 100000.
How TO PEMIT.-Noney should be sent ny Reg-
istered Letter Post Office Order. or Express, with
name, Pc tOfice, County and State, of the purchas
er. written plan y.
For furth par iculars apply to the manager,
Box 8, Greensboro, N. c.
CYRUS p, NENDENH LII, MANAGE
~ AGENTS WANTED. "a
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-03
g Regisssrsd IN 'he ratsns oaSsSzSEzzaasdN
ALMOST A MIRACLE
TESTIMONIAL
Office and Rec idence No. A Daup' inc ST.,
NEW ORLt ANS Sept. %, 1913.
L.. A. a

NEW ORIF ANS sept ~. 1910
CAPT TRYON j, OODWARD
Agent Ma uir, e Medicines.
No 80 Nj gaZ ne st eet:
ESTEEMED SIR:-Fl ON ceiling of heartfe graf
itude, and a general sense of duty, am pr mpteo
to address you and respectfully beH to give 10
voluntary and brief statement OF my past 'nG pres
ent state of heal,h. UNDEA.s'r LVtE AND bLool
BITTERs AND SARsAPARILLA Tonic. My health 10Y
years has been bad. but from the COMMENCEMENT VI
thls year rapidly declined, forcing me to anaioor
all characte of business: md upon Incoming cor
pleIeIy paralyzed in my right arm ana win my
whole right side threate ed, became helpless alu
hopeless indeed. thongl attended upon ny tie mos
skflifui physci ns or hiF ana o. nel oIa,e -!
Cities with no benefit; and, in fact, my own iheuA
cal knowledge forces me to realize the iaei tnat III
|, a. some change and Improvement took place SOON
with me would shortly die, and made my every
| earthly arrangement accordingly, when by moss
| providential Circumstance j was directed 10 anu
! met you. about a month ago, and from your esn
erous sympa ny, was induced 10 gratliy YOU; ou
only try the unhurang": and To my utmost aston
ishmcnt and Qualification. am Row almost enurel
restored to perfect health. and that ny Tic nse
Int on hottlr OF tn CUNDURA &c" LlVEk AN''
BLOOD BITTERs and SARsAPAhILLA IoN'" ''ei
indeed renewed and r. urrcc't0 n-""' ana WI
cvct my dear III. >" - ieln' ~ my
OF yau for the kind interest," and generous sympathy
| shown me in my wrctched helplcssness, ana an
| C nvinced that to the use OF Cunderango anu ~
| vine Provi 'ence through you. am mo, otee l"F
new lease OF life. M.
| From sense of duty, let mt ask that "nbhca
| ton of my BE- made; and by my RAJ Ply eApei;
ence none ueed despair, and that through you. III
| the use of CundurGIgo. they may AFRO mo ! .5
and restoration to hGa.- when even hope lsel-
h has fed. With respeel and era ItuGe- Hei ne
yours truly, etc. THOS. NJ. LOtIAN d. NJ ~ ~.
New ORLEANS, Sept "a 1873
We the undersigned. being personaiiy ac9ua me-
, with Dr. Logan, cheerfully certify that me hooHs
l. statement is true and correct n es.ry
Pm GOODWIN.
OAN'L HICEAR
Sold hv Censer.S Th"mas. *""k I'and-
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-03
Notice..

The undersigned il the owner of the other andi.
vited half s) of the above quarter ca section and
will sell the to any person purchasing the land
be- sold a. above, ON the same terms and for the
same price as the above land belonging to the es
tate is sold for. ALANsoN PHILLEo.
Rock Island. Illinois, Jan. 80, 1875.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-03
PENNSYLVANIA Central x. II,

Through Line. Quickest Route to the East Three
Daily express Trains, with pullman alace Thro
,'ars. leave Chicago, FIT. Wayne and Crestline, on
drrival OF Trains firm the West forPittsburg, Phia
Boston and all principal Towns and Cities In the
East - u ~. iI't- 81 ss ~ i @lt, ..tf=J& ti&
This Route II e pecially desirable for Business
burg, Philadelphia, New York and Boston, the
best markets in the East. t1ts.f ~ "T IL
e Ask for tickets via Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q
Pennsylvania central H.. which can he obtained
at all Regular Rail DAD Ticket Offices in the West
and at thu Company's office and at Depo corner
F. r. MYEkS, We CLELAND, y {
Gen. PASS q Ticket Ags Asst Gen. Pass Ag't
N. MCCULLOUGH, Gen Manager, Pittsburgh.
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The Mining IrlR HES

louisville, PA, June 5.-There il nothing
new 10 report in the situation this morning
all being reported quiet at Mahanoy City
ana shenandoah, where, troops are stationed,
no change having yet been mate nor any
portion of the military being sent To other
sections of the region. as was thought neces-
sary last night. II is thought three more OF
the raiders have died since THURSDAYS en-
gagement of wounds received in the Skin
mlSh below the town on that day. The pres
ence OF troops is regarded with much dis
FAVOR 10y the mining population. The ma
jority of the. citizens and business men
have petition in circulation today
and are obtaining a large number OF sigma
lures; they ask that troops may be retained
there a least two weeks. The petition will
Immediately be forwarded to Governor
Hartrauft.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON
WHAT He SAYS OF The SOUTH
THE STRIKING -HFNERS.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
THE TAMMANY RING.
ANOTHER SUIT.
THE STRIKING -HTNERS.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
THE TAMMANY RING.
ANOTHER SUIT.
NEW HAMPSHIRE SENATORIAL ROW
VICE PRESIDENT UIISOy IN
TERFIEUED.
n kose-coiored View cf Southern


NEW oRK, June 5.-Eice President vii
son, VINO i now in this city. in an intery lew
WIN reporter yesterday said that i'm his
travels IN the south he talked with all classes
ana conditions OF men, including northern
gentlemen who had been travelling or were
hNlng IN the south, and that the testimony
OF an was 10 the effect that affairs were Inn
proving and everything wore better aspect
man IL has done since The war. Good feeling
seemed 10 be on the increase. The spirit OF
industry j. stronger than perhaps ID mas been
~ any period since or even before the war
AZ TO the feeling OF the people ne said.
mere - s"me prejudice, bat the worst of
mat l. among ignorant people The prpiU-
alce against the cOlored man exercising The
IrdncEise. am happy 10 say. is chiefly con-
hHed 10 this ignorant class. There are a few
men IN VI SsisSippi who still adhere To the
noffloIe doctrine of caste or the line OF dis
tihcuon IN race. The men OF this class are
gradually lO>lJg more of their mower -
w Ith regard 10 bitterness off ceiling towards
the north, Mr.. wilson said I found i'm some
localities that there was probably some Ing
Crlng feeling OF this kind. but in an localities
IL was gradually passing away. found THAT
iitfe was more intercourse and better feel
Ing generally; northern men told me SO al
most universally. Some had an idea that
TINS might perhaps be policy on the part OF
the southern men. but whatever NAV have
been the motive tand that IA .llt have been
part OF lt), IL II inquest iOua3Iy true thar.
TAKE the southern cople altogether. there is
q better feeling at present than mas been
SHOWN IN any year since the war. The edu-
cation of the people is very much improved
lie did not see any feeling OF rtiudice on
the part Of the colored people towards their
NhlIe helghborS he does not think the civil
rights bill has made any alteration in any
respect. he does not believe there il any
thlng IN an alleged threatened outbreak or
revolution, consequent upon the trOu bIeS of
LOUISIANA last winter. There il nothing in
III. / think our republican friends make
great mistake If they calculate on any vio-
leLce on the part OF the south. ! think the
soHlheTnerS are going TO act with good deal
OF tact. and win powerif they can. In further
conversation, the Vice President said: Il
am one OF the men who believe that in is not
IL me chapter OF accidents 10 nominate Gen.
Grant or any man for third term"
Serenade.
NEW YORK, June j.-Nice President VIII
son was seTenaded at his hotel last night by
the Detroit COmmandery OF Knights Tenn
plar and made speech thanking them for
the compliment.
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l. 0CAL y VS..
District Government An.ir,

iAt laboicrs employed by the parking
C mission and The VAR able force employed
"a tie streets "a Lieut. Hoxie. under Mr.
tohnlt ehaul. wrTt paid today. Through
ne htCrCCS>im 81 IlCGt HoNic no doluc-
tl"n Was made la TIE lay ~ these lahor,rS.
a. 81 Nss here, oi.rc announced ia THE STAR
would bc done. bat they were raid AZ The
CSnsl rate ~ - - Ter dsv.
Ihe question - o. the manner Or payment
o. erroneous tax lien certificates which have
Teen issued nom time - time since le5i has
t.e"n under nSidcratiou hy the DISTRICT
commissioners AID other District officials
= some time. anC to-day conclusion al
Llt Nhpie matter was cOHSumfnafcd by
Cot,N urfcnc0 81 vi WS bv the Commas toner's
=. Il me ooart of audit that these certificates
~ aadited aud paid I'm 3S5 bonds. They
amount IN the agurycare a. about ~if0ah.
anu are held by different individuals VINO
have received them iu ,,ayn,.,.,t al claims
against the District.
THE CENTRAL vAHnuor-Sr QUESTION.
\ communication was fprxarIpl I'd emo
District Com miss toners ny tho Rnarl of Pm
ice In April last. calling their attention "a
TIE condition Of the central guarJaouSe anl
the StatIOu-bOu a the intersection oI Nsv
YORK avenue aud u and 9Th streets noTih-
west, aud Recommending mat Sait property
To- sold. and the proceeds az such Sal, 81 ar-
piled 10 the purchase OF neW sites ard the
erection ~ station houses thereon. TINS
communication was referred 20 the attorney
81 ire District Tor OplD1o9 as - the power ut
The Commissioners - sell and purchase a
suggested. IL w.l be rncollected that a hill
passed the house Il delegates in I>-s author
'@ii. Ati' fiit lrnf HFLh KNOWN
- the central guarlfouSe and thl lot on
which ~ stands Col laUby water registrar.
IN communication under date ol June ~.
d., 10 the committee who hal the subject
unoer co9Sidcrat ION, calls ate. lion 70 the
lact mat under the prON iSlous Of font res
otutlon OF the hoarcs Of aldermen aud com
mon council. approved August ~. tSSa thp
water del arimcnt paid the sum OF - 3i5 for
ihc Tot on which the central guarlhouSe il
erected. The rearof this lot has been u>cI
by the water department FOR the storage of
pipe and other material belonging % the de
Iattmcnt. He asks that if any action bo
IA Ken m The matter suitable provision ID
made forfully protecting the monies invested
by the wafer department, also. that the rear
OF Tie lot To- reserved for the purpose OF
storing pines. Mr.. stanton has returned his
opinion. In which be states that On The ab-
Sence 81 legislation 10 the end OF ma kiug
such sale the District Com miSSionerS have
no authority 20 sell this real estate. such
transaction being the proper subject for lcgiS-
lative action. tie adds. however, that ii the
condition az Oh" property l. Sucl a 20 create
nuisance The Commit SSiouprS have power
10 ahate the same. Il is 10 bc hoped that the
District Commit >SiCuerS will take some as,-
lion 10 ahate this nuisance
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EIres-Ineendiary and Accidental.

W HITEHALL, y. Y, June 5.-The nail fac
tory, grist-mill and Saw-milI belonging 10
tIle FIercs steeI anu IRON company at CIin-
tonville, y. Y, were destroyed by an incen-
diary fire this morning. Loss S20.O00
MACHIAs, Me, June 5.-An incendiary
IRE here this a. IN. destroyed the Catholic
church and parsonage, the residences of Ma
than LOngfellow and \. II. Peabody. several
small buildings and barns, and 10000 feet of
lumber. Loss $4,000.
HEADING, Pa, June "a fire in the town
OF TOpton, on the East Pennsylvaqia rail-
road, last night. destroyed eight dwellings
Loss about Sl6. 900. insurance 5 Dll.
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THE T4NH4NY RING FRITDS.
An Action Against the Estate of Has.
VI, Watson. DeceaSeI

NEW YORK, June 5.-Preliminary pro-
ceedingS in suit against the estate of the
deceased James NJ. Watson, VINO was county
auditor under eX-COntrOller Connolly. were
yesterday commenced by prosecutors %
Inc suits agai ist the members OF the old
Iammany ring. Ia this action. as ia
nose against the brothers, Peter X.
and James VI. sweeney, a claim is made for
>o,1Sh-S5I.s5, The amount for which an action
has been brought against VIM. NJ Tweed
and Tor another sum of 1858 ,Gia.44, for money
obtained on six bills fully proved by the a
fdavit OF Jas. II. IugerSOl TO have been ca
1IrElN- IN
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AN ALLEGED ACCoMPLICE OF TWEED
JNDICTED.-Daniel Berrien, indicted by the
grand jury of the general sessions on Friday
last for obtaining money on false pretenceS
was arrested and brought tn the attorney
generals Office yesterday. He was thence
taken before Judge Donohue, in supreme
court, chambers, where he was admitted to
bail in the sum of ST, 900, James A. Parrish
becoming his surety. Berrien is alleged to
have been implicated in the transactions
under the Tweed ring, and ostensibly to
have furnished brooms, mats, etc, to Tweed
while the latter was commissioner of public
works. The grand jury found four fndict-
ments against him. A civil suit brought by
the city to recover the moneys paid him is
still pending.-M Y Tribune, An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

EXECUTION AT ATLANTA YESTERDAY
The negro airing was hung yesterday at At
lanta, Ga. He died fearless. He had nothing
TO say but goodbye. He wrote a letter to his
saying. 81 expect to be a dead man in four
hours. j expect TO be slain under the gal
lows, and hope at this time TO be asleep as
a dead pig in the sunshine" When asked to
correct the last sentence he refused, stating
that dead pig would know nothing, and so
Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

THE TEDIOUS BEECHER TRIAL.-Mr. Ev-
arts continued his argument yesterday I'm
the Beecher trial. and the court adjourned
until Monday, when he will resume. He
said that he would probably conclude his
speech on Tuesday. 1t is stated that the
jurymen I'm the case are indignant because
the board of supervisors has tabled a resolu-
ton to increase their per diem.
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Cincinnati Water Works Enyesti.a.

CINCINNATI, June j.-In tie Water Works
investigation last night Mayor Johnston ex-
planned IN regard to the charge of his having
borrowed II 500 Of the water works funds
that he had never knowingly borrowed a
cent from that fund. He was IN neel of
sl.Jo0 TO pay the security Of debt, and Mr.
Grueter offered To lend him the amount
which offer was gladly accepted, the mavnT
suppoSing that the money was GTdeter'S per
sonal property. When he (the mayor as
certained that the money belonged to the
water works he at once returned il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

SEvENTl-Two POLITICAL PRISONERS
arrived AT Havana, Cuba. a few days ago,
from the Argentine republic, but were not
permitted TO land. Twenty-Five of them were
permitted TO leave for New York on the
steamer City OF Mexico, which sailed for
New York Wednesday. The Others remained
on The Argentine transport under the guns
of Spanish iroBclad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

NEW 1OEK's EIGHT-HoUR SrRIKE.-The
laborers upon the public works OF the city
MEo struck last Monday TO maintain the
eight-Eour rule, paid a second visit to the
mayor TbuIsjay afternoon, and were told
that they had letter return to work, as Their.
were hundreds of men who We're ready TO
WORK for the terms offered them. or twenty
cents an hour, with the privilege of working
el2ht or ten hours Il day, as mi ght srit them
Inc strikers were formerly obtaining - "a
DAY for eight hours work and now complain
that the rule OF the various commissioners
In requiring ten hours work 10 cam ina.
sum i an infringement of the cight-hou-
aW.
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New Y0rk's Delinquent County Treas.
m I.sas

NEW YORK, June 5.-The treasurer of
Dutchess county has remitted the amount
due from him to the comptroller, and the
attorney general has notified the treasurer
that all proceedings against him have been
discontinued. The treasurer of Richmond
county also says he has RENTED the bal
ance due from him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

FRENCH HONOR TO AN AMERICAN WO-
MAN PHYsICIAN.-Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobs
has recently received from Paris the bronze
medal awarded three years ago by the Acad-
envy OF Medicine for her graduating thesis
Ihls gives her rank OF from fifth TO Ell ghth in
q class OF 500, for of that number of theses
-FOUR were awarded gold and four bronze me-
mention. II was she who knocked so loudly
al The doors of the venerable and conserya-
1--WE academy as To compel the admission OF
.eI Sex; i9f lRe urst time, TO preliminary
examination. After SIX months OF hart work
she obtained the necessary permission which
was granted IL was said, in the hope and be-
ilel tlat she would ultimately fail. The sue
cess OF her thesis against those of host of
male competitors is not pleasant to the Pa
risian medical '-...,.,,,,
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LAST OF THE PROSPECT PARK

LAST or THE PROSPECT PARK RACES
The spring meeting al Prospect Park, New
York, was brought tOa close Yesterday. The
The race for horses or the 2.34 class was won
by Amy in three straight heats. Honest
Harry second. aud Hannah ID. third: best
time, = 25H. The second race, for horses OF
the 20 class, was won by Frank j. in three
straight heats, Ella Madden second. and Ar
thur Ihird; best time, 2.26k <. The postponed
race OF Thursday was won by J. G.. Blaine,
Blanche second. and Effie Dean third,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

n LITTLE GIRL ADDICTED IN SOUTH
EROOkLNN.-An unknown woman. wearing
q green veil, black and white shawl. and a
Dark dress, was seen lettering near ith ave
rue and 18th street. South BROOKLYN. las:
night. She COaXed little Fanny McEwen To
walk with her and at a late hour Fanny had
not been returned 10 her home. The girl is .
Years OF ase. OF fair complexion, and wore "a
dark dress trimmed with gree: SILK. AMI a
white straw hal Ornamental with daisies
y J. iN..,y.
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A STEAMER ON FIRE.-The steamer Cres-
cent City took fire in the coal bunkers from
cinders which were blown from her furnaces
by escaped steam from a collapsed nue, on
her recent passage to Havana, and came
near being destroyed. The GOODNESS and dis
cipline of the officers and crew, combi ned
with prompt action, saved the vessel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

THE RAILROAD COMPETITIoT-A teIe-
gram from Chicago, June ), says: J. n Nc
CUllOugh, vice-presideHt of the Pennsylvania
railroad company, arrived in this city TO-DAY
and j. looking after the interests of the varI-
Gus roads here under his control and il is
understood that the controversy with the
Baltimore and Ohio road j. the Obiac. i've
point of his proposed action. This visit fol-
lowing so close On that OF President Garrett
seems 10 excite considerable interest in rail-
road circles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

GERMAN IN THE NEW YORK PUBLrr
SCHOULS.-There was an animated di,ru>-
sion III the board of education last night over
tie report of committee Directing to the
ihtfoductlon OF German as a regular study
IN the public schools. IL was Thought by sew
eral tEat the proposition to hire a teacher
when thirty pupils of "A school were desired
by Their parents to study that language wa,
The most advisable. but the faVorer, OF the
measure met with strenuous OpD9.iti0n
The report was finally tabled. and the mat
ter set at rest for the mOment.-N y. or
LEiid Record, 81.
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\ BOY DRowNED.-A cOlored boy named
Lacharlah Gilmore was drowned while hath
ing IN Rock creek, Al the foot Of 18th street
yesterday. His body was recovered and re-
moved 70 the residence Of his parets on 18TH
between NJ ard y streets,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued a.
IoHowS:-Jas. H. Jpshur and Louisa Fisher.
Chas. J.. Beach and Carrie l. Carson. Tim
OILY Shugrue and Mary Reidv, John HerbeI
ana Margaret Albers, Archibald j. Oprav
and Emma MCGee f-S
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Sutcide Of a (avaIrv Oa;cer

NEW YORK, June 5.-Captain VIM. III.
Brown, 9Th U. 8. cavalry, committed suicide
here yesterday by cutting his throat with a
razor. His father who reached here last
evening from Chester, Pa, says his son had
exhibited SYMPTOMS of INSANITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

CINCINNATI, June 5-By the explosion of
the boiler of an engine on the Cincinnati,
and Cleveland railroad, last
and Jos. Lees, fireman, MORALLY wounded,
and an engineer named Thos. Ranahan was
severely injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05
The New Hampshire Senatorial CUES

CONCORD, June 5.-Chief Justice Cushing
to-day designated next Monday at O'Clock
as the time for a hearing of the senatorial
question. He proposes TO limit the time for
an oral hearing TO two hours, TO be divided
equally by both sides. The court will receive
briefs at any time before a decision is
reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. w. II. Arnold. a
well-kHOwn resident OF East Washington.
died suddenly yesterday afternoon at Provi-
deEce hospital. lie had walked To the hos
pital for Treatment for an inflamed arm aud
was there taken " IA a spasm. IN which ne
died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

THE INQUEST of the Holyoke disaster
strongly condemns the almost Criminal care
lessness OF the construction of galleries with
inadequate means of egress. The dead were
all occupants of the galleries. Lace trim
mings Of affairs are also condemned. No
criminal blame is attached TO any one,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

DRIVES To DEATH IS a DRINKING WIFE.
He.ry HeiSer "a Llidd!e-ag.d German shot
himself dead at Harlem. y. Y. Thursday. y
writing IN las pocket alleged that his wife,
VINO - living IN Newark. drank alt Ill
treated nm when he had no work and was
without money, and finally drove him rom
MS house. lie wandered for several days and
L4Guls ana committed the suicide under a
taken refuge .,"F the previous night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-05

BUTTONS AND STUDS, over one hun9rc 2
STYLES, received from the factory. az Prigg' .
JeWelry store, No. ia Pennsy lyalla avenue
near ! Il.
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New York Bank statement.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Loans, increase.
$4,000; specie, decrease, ss27 800; legal ten
ders, increase, 81 ,260, 400; deposits, increase
1888 zoo; circulation, decrease, sl3, 800; re-
serve, increase, s239 1900.
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MURprRors FARMERs.-Two farmers.

MURDERoUs FARNERs.-Two farmers,
living nine miles from Marion, ILL.,, named
Ben. Cluts and William Perigan, quarreled
Thursday about the rent OF a farm. Cluts
stabbed Perigan twice with a bowie knife
and Perigan almost severed one of Cuts
arms and laid bare three Of his ribs. Cuts
is not expected 10 recover. Perigaa is in
jail.