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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-03
BOUND EAST.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
M For loss Of steamer I

M For loss Of steamer Idaho 3d. Liverpool
sec general news columns
COMMERCE or THE PoRr.-Durnz tho month Of May,
1873 COS vessels entered the Of New York
from foreign ports OF which there lis steamers
ships. 257 oarss ioi briggs and 1872 schoonerA
STEAMER CRY PfKiNG. from Yokohama for Hong
With m.ehnsry disabled broke ono Of the crank bins 81
the nane the 18th when i4s miles from port She
returned under one engine
Brig ST MICHEL (Bs. from Fernando for Liverpool
fore reported Abandoned was totally dismnsted May -
Sea Island cotton 364 bbs rosia i do spirits
lumber.
Som GEORGE K,sgas q Pss s Me- the vessel
lars general news columna
scuR II DYER ORB, Lake. from Maitland. Ms for Boil
rock on The night o. the going aoocpscs ar.
who escaped e boat saying little 2. .neis clothes she
scmR sALLix KAY which was ashore south Of Cape
enlopen. was towod up 10 Philadephs I'd inst Tor re-
scHn WALTER PALxrr Staples. at Bangor May 81 from
Stscsirn ssas an nd ~
will be put In at Bangor.
sanrnons June Il LIS. might about 10 o'clock g. the
schooner nt tho mouth Of the Chopank River
.ss waa and
,ss s ~ .soo sa 20
natcly slightly d'mnged csp Gccrheran after as
tho Gid need any assistance proceeded ON his
way
PANAMA May 23-Bark Iilio Grace cCR) from Pabc,ion
Plea bound 10 New York. experienced tarribc buri
cone on the night Of April IL in lat 30 y rho
considerably aged and has put Into Valparaiso for
pairs.
rorrsxorri, sc June 2-rhe captain Of the schooner
sophiA Mint OF New York Wing 10 ancDor In tho
reported that May -. tea miles ENE OF
Iodcs Island he picked up yawl boat with the name
Rosa Eppinger paiuted the storm. THE schr Rosa
Eppinser arrived al New York May 20 from Cedar Kcys
sAx FnAxcsco. May :sTbe bars sonoma Is Just ~
Cousins dock repairing from tho effects the
grounding on tho rock Mission Bay About 90 Of
her false and piece from her forctoot.
Aridships In her port side, shs had a bad brnisc.
Capt korts ut the Us Sbubcs reports that tho
srhr Jennie stella Coos BAY liar the 23d
whIe being She s remained there whom the
snuDrick left In bad place. with tho 500 breaking
clean over her.
A FAMOUS CLirrru-Tnc clipper ship Lcspdsr OF Lon
don Knight. which arrived at this port last week.
from rh male tho ,ssagc IN OH DAYS. u being
consecutive she has mas TINS port
fr,m China averaging -, days sc has beaten
such famous ships tho Ariel nioo ana Thomopy aud.
In Ias the from Shanghai 10 London,
the celebrated clippers III aniA and Forward lilo
IL DAYS The e.rder Is dscharnS her Of tea NJ
nter II Ens River where she visited daily by numbers
OF admirers OF marine atchts ctnrs.
AMERICAN i.toyps REGISTER supplement Tor May 20
this vork published bv Capt narshornc received.
and number OF vessels.
much other valuable shipping information.
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SUSPICION OF POISON.

SUDDEN AND MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF WEALTHY
FARMERS wIrE--AN INVESTIGATION IN PROG
REss.
lBY TELE0RApH TO THE HERALD.
Porrsrowx, Pa, Juno 2, 1878.
Ono mile from Limerick, small station on the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, six miles below
Pottstown, on large farm, Daniel stauner and his
wife have lived years past unit, Tuesday night
OF last week. Mr.. Staufrsr wealthy farmer and
hts wife was q sister OF Mayor William B. Har OF
Harrisburg, who was the republican candidate for
Treasurer OF Pennsylvania the fall election last
year. ON Tuesday last Mrs. Staufer was taken sud-
denly III and alter much suffering death ensucd 10
few hours.
RUMoRs CURRENT
The attending physci was retcent as 70 the cause
many rumors nd0nt concernngit. Some Of these re-
ports widest and most cxravagant nature
BY somo persons II was believed that tho lady had
committed suicide by taking poison, while others are
certain the true number OF frtcnda Of tho de-
ceased sent 10 Norristow for Coroner Long, who,
with his ph ysician DR.. Houpt visited tho locality on
Friday Afternoon, Tor the p1rposc OF making an In
vestigation
A CoRoSERs INVESTIGATION.
Jury OF inquest subppnacd ana number OF
witnesses heard, but from The utter no mpor-
tant inior nation was elected. Or. Houpt upon max.
ing an external examination failed 10 discover the
cause OF death, ana subsequently, removed the
stomach for the purpose OF Analysing the contents
This he took with him 10 Norrisiown, and, pending
the report OF the examination the jury adjourned to
meet tomorrow morning.
THIS is exciting great interest 10 Limerick
known and enjoyed The esteom OF large circle Of
friends.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMRxT, !
OFFICE or THE CnIEr SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June al A. n.

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SiexAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, June al A. n.
Indications
For tho Middle Atlantic States, falling barometer
cool easterly winds veeriDg TO warmer southcrly,
partly cloudy weather ana occasional light rains.
For Now England, falling barometer, rising or sta
tionary temperature, east south winds and partly
cloudy weather, with rain In the southern and
western portions.
For the South Atlantic States, lower pressure,
southcast 10 southwest winds and warmer clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For the Cult States. rising barometer, except a
temporary fall IN tbs East Gulf west 10 south winds
nearly stationary temperature partly cloudy weather
and occasional rains, followed In the northern por
ton Of tho West Gull. by cooler norshorly winds.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri val
Ieys higher pressure, southwest to northwest winds
and cooler, clear or parity cloudy weather, preceded
by occasional rains In tho former Missouri and Da-
xota.
Tho Upper Mississippi Rvor will continue to rise
slowly.
For tho lakc region, falling and low barometer
Increasing southery Winds rising or stationary tenn
perature, cloudy weather, frequent rains ana local
storms followed over tho upper lakes ana Lake Eric
by rising barometer, cooler southwest TO northwest
winds, aud in southern portions clearing weather.
Cautionary signals continue at Kitty Hawk, Cape
Hatterss Eric, Cleveland, sanausky, Toledo, Dctron
Port Huron. Athena, Luddington, Grand Haven,
Chicago Milwaukee and Section No. !, Escsnabv
Marquette and Duluth
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BREMEN. June 2Arrvs sd. steamer Hanover lGer Erd-
man, New Orleans and Havana
CRoxsrApr. TO June I-Arrved. barks Fortuna (Nor).
Larsen. Savannah; I'd. Runeberg tNor,. Pcrscn. dol
Peru tSw). Skoiadbraun. Now Orleans
CHRrsrIAsIA to June ARRIVED bark President Daae
(Sorl Aibrcshsen New York.
HxLvoEr Juno 1-Aryed. steamer Warrior (Br). Jones'
New Orleans Tor Amsterdam.
HAvRE June l-Sailcd. bark Deseti Dubrovacki tAus,
Drabaz New York; schr williaminc. Scott Sydney. CB
"a. Lyra for Cow Bay.
Arrived I'd, steamer Canada Orr. Franguel. New vok
HELsrSGroRs. June l-Arrived. ship Guardian. Psyue
New Orleans.
HAnnURG, juno l-Arrived bark Aibcrs Ger). Alberts
Baltimore.
MoxrRosE. June l-Arrved. bark Prins Frederick Carl
(Gcr,. GrNnxow. Darien.
NoRKorIxc June l-Arrv d. barks Ttania Nor) Ter
Jssrn Gharleston Thcmis (Nor) Andersen Now Orleans
Progress (Nor,. Nielsen. New York for Stockholm.
PLYMOUTH. Juno 2-Arrived. steamer Frisia Ger.
Meyer. New York fnr Hamburg land procsedsd,.
RIVAL. June Arrived ship Ida Ger, Fennehch.
Savannah.
ROTTERDAM, Juno l-Arrived steamer w A .Scholten
(Dutch). Wis. New York.
sai.ed LIST, bark lucille (Br). Jameson, New TorE.
SLIGO May 81 Sailed, barks Pacific (Nor Grung Phila
de,phia; Dciva utaD. Cartoni, Baltimore.
SrErrrx Juno Arrived. banks Attila (Nor). Tonncscn
Now York; Rudolph Ebc (Ger). steinbruck, Wilmington.
NC.
LONDON. Juno 2-Brig Samuel Merrick. Lipp'ncott,
last reported Bilbao bound Baltimore. has put into
Lequeo. II miles ENE Of Bilbao. lenking badly and Is
expected to pc condemned.
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THE MISSOURI CYCLONE.
wHIRLINa cLoUD-DETAILs OF THE DE-
sTRuCrIoN CAUSED. tt

PECULIAR APPEARANCE AND MOVEMENT OF THE
wH1nLINa oLoUD-DETAILs OF THE DE-
sTRUcrIoN CAUSED.
81. LOUIS No., Juhe q 1875.
The Times has additional specials from Richmond,
Mo-, stating that the cyclone Of yesterday was tho
color OF steam and ~ times funnel shaped The
uwh,rpr cloud would break open In places and emit
what appeared to be black smoke, then oioss ssan
and with increased Iorce continue ON It's
march OF destruction. Il Arst approached
slowly, not faster, perhaps, than man
could walk, thon moved faster, ievolng everything
In It's path with tho ground. producing almost CON-
pleto devastation.
Tho Mayor Of the city has called for aid for those
whose homes and property have been destroyed, and
kilograms have already been reccivod rendering u.s.
sistancc.
The funeral OF several victims took place this after
noon, and the Masons OF Lexington were present to
ass,st in the internent. The remains Of CAPTAIN
william Jacobs found this morning buried tho
ruins, and Judge Donaldson, who reported
wounded last night, is dead, making so
fur fifteen dcaths Tho death OF several
others 10 momentarily expected. At lcast
forty. persons are seriously MORALLY wounded
Many stran gers hero rendering all tho assistance
pass,ble Advices from the country in tho truck OF
tho storm northward, state tbrt growing crops are
badly injured, trees FRUSTRATED stock killed, bridges
blown down, &c,, but NO houses were destroyed or
livcs lost.
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ship Napier r). irm hsmourg for Quebec May 10. lat
%. lou Z 90. =.
town March ~. lat = :, Ion - +. .
shin trI, Post, from CArdin Tor Mndras, April
Ship City Of Richmond 8r). from Liverpool for Quebec.
Mar 10 lat 40. Ion 81. .
SNIP Kate Kcoch lB, Keogh, from San Francisco for
Iiyerpooi May 4. lat r. ~ N. Ion III 20 W :.
Bark furnosa dr. from Columbia River for Pisco. April
~. lat ~ =. Ion IuS w. :. - -,
Bstk u .netactor. Hsydorn. from new York ior hons
kong. April ~. lat q y, lon "a w. - i,
oxford tkrl Jones. from Havre lot tueocc. Why
10. ~ niles W 81 Fasthct -.
srk Georgia ,oi Neweastc) from ~ John, NIB. for Brs
tol Channel, May ~. LIT ~. lon 90 . - -.
BARK Camilla. johnson. from New York Tor AMER. May
Berk Annie Burtin fBr) Kerr. from Londonderry for
Baltimore or sydney, CB, MAJ ~, las 50, Ion IL.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JUNE g. Is78-TRIPLE SHEET

Sailed 2ist American n, Wallace $ Ihom1s 1e Iso
as"%% :a. sss ss ise:s @s
ssns.nS as'ss aa nd ard .d d.dns Hn.s
Ses sasyss n:n o ss john anu
E: sa x:G Ss s..s.
Sesss % rny AFas n
bee: H.ndsrn Forth 20 Sank ds Watt smhy,is So
.ses BIN Esys ss,s nSss
22d violetIe, Boygntz Wilmington; 90. t.a
passed poa lad, Tiser Lawson. Qaoeec ESD. British
called from Gravrscni III, Meta Now York: asi. Cub.
iosnospxRRr. May so-cisared. southern Relic; Ro,-
bins Baltimore tsnd sailed from Inaishawsn Head 2.d'
LiaEnIcK. May % Sailed. Arctic Danaervig New York
hannah 4 Msa.sS%;,sry Eiesisnc,o Bos.on
MaAslun May "Slr,sa ' aaSr,si caosrs: Mobile.
MA0a11rs spsi 5issi.s FrsnsSay Reid New York
xNKway, May 2o-Arrived giuseppe Massone. Murilio'
SAILED s.,ss: at Nav s';sy 2ss..a s" .."
rolsr WAS. My 2l-oG Ottawa, from Liverpool for
rssAHrm May ai-sailed. stowei brown waamar
bombay bridgeport Morgan. Bahis; I'd scnies~x w.
ronr SAID. May i-saied. CaroIas Magnus. France.
ovssssroys My E.Ss Rsy B..~c.sG
WAwaench. IN ballast: Gusta Helena. Southampton 3d.
XIV IL saTG Henry ssy Wilton York
siLLora May 81 Arrived. Artiere iuenan' Nov iofk
sailed ai... Athlete. sydney, CD; ,,. 49,.
s1oexnoIa Nay isrcIs.r.d Aaans racs Hosas
TuskAR May 2)-On Mi,redale. from Liverpool FOR San
Francisco.
1RlEsTK. Nay 17-Ciearea. GuIseppna. Rugriero. New
York -.
yALxxcIA. May l7-Arrived. Alexandria tO. Lind
HArnsroRp. May 2O-sai.cd N Boschetto, Perag.lio
Chapman Oson ana Canessa Padre. schiappapitrs Now
York: Abyssnin. Smith. Qnebcc .
YoUcHAL. May 2l-saied, Ella Vail, Prendcrgast.
Rmouski (St Lawrence).
cKrrE May 2o-Cnpt siano Of the brig Protector,
18th Inst from New YORK. has noted protest.
HAvRx MAY 2DThc st Laurent Isl. Lachcsnex. arrived
New York. which left that port GU the morn.
ternoon tho following day with large three M as cd
vessel fsark " r Harvard tBr, before reportedl The
steamer sustained SLIGHT injury ~ upper works and
broken The other vessel believed 10 have
only, but could not be found ny
the stcsmer after they parted.
LIVERPOOL May 21-Thc Tonkin. Noall. arrived here
Barbados. reports having passed the Mary Hand
of New York. dsrelct with only foremast standing IN n
30 VI N. An old wreck, several times reported
LoxDoxpxnRy May - Tho Z u Biaolow. Halliburton
while the river nssed stays and wtnt ashore
Ma.iliGsn Point, south entrance 70 Lnugh FcyIe
steamer after off, apparently without dam
agreement fsO.
NAPLES May 2i-The Selma Stanford, italian brig.
rived hero from Now YORK Qnaxc) CUT away Hgshg "ho
has cargo damaged - :.
Tho Italia arrived here from New York. bound for Pos
sno rigging and has made 1etson OF about ~
bills petroleum.
QUEENSTOWN May 2l-The Parthia So, arrived here
from Boston, passed. May IL. In lat AZ lon U6 W.
perch buoy painted red with white ~ Andrews cross,
trio ,or Dag the staL
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[rr TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l

NEw HAVEN, Conn. June 2, 1873
few days ago u was advertised that Mrs. c. A.
Mansfield and three Of tho greatest spiritual medu
IN tho world, recently from Europe would this even.
Ing give some remarkable manifestations in Music
Hail. which would include the playing OF q piano by
invisible hands, the piano and medium TO be raised
from the stage While spirit flowers To DO dis.
tributed and variety Of weird manifestations made
THE PERFORMANCE.
About twenty-five hundred people assembled with
great expectations, but tho performances comprised
only tho ordinary cabinet tricks, ropetyng, guitar
playing ana the ike, and only one medium appeared
Az tho close OF the audience spoke, inctlng tho
audience 10 take redress. and moo OF several hun
dred people waited for hours about the hall cnrancc
but tho medium escaped. An admission lee Of hity
cents charged.
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TIE pEvLIN SUICIDE.
THE ACTION or The CORONER CRITICISED
THE oRsEoUrES TODAY.

THE ACTION or The CORONER CRITICISED
THE oBsEQUIEs TO-DAY.
The tragic death OF Mr.. Charles r. Dsviin was tho
general themo OF conversation In political
circles yesterday, where he was well known,
and the extraordinary attempt mado by
she family 10 deceive the Coroner came 10
for no small measure OF dcnuncialion. Tho general
opinion appeared to be that his wifc and brother
were anxious keep tho real facts OF tho case from
tho public solely TO shield the family from inc
disgrace they thought mo knowledge that tho
deceased haa taken hts life would
entail; yet there wore many who commended
tnat there might be some Interior motive back OF
their Efforts conceal the true state OF affairs which
the Coroner by a moro diligent Investigation might
have discovered The fact that tho Coroner aid not ex
anime any member OF the family but the wife, who in
her excited state o. msoa was unno'' ,ns,
che really knew commented upon freely. John
Deviin, The brother Of the deceased: when visited
most positive manner that his brother had died OF
heart dlseass. and that tho idea that he and COM
mitIed suicide mad been started By some malicious
person. Tho Coroner's action IN not holding thor
ough post morton examination OF tho body in the
face OF the menere testimony volunteered as TO The
probatlc cause OF ocath', 10 considered by
gross niece Of neglect all Mr. Deyn died OF heart
-. lid have settled ali doubts as to the
cause OF his death. Tho wifc was according to all
accounts tho first person who discovered him a. the
bedsiu vet she did not tcsty that she found him
hanging, but spoke Of his having complained tho
night previous OF a congestive chilli post norton
would havc settled all doubts on that point the
Coroner after being fooled badly mis- FIRST errand
20 house should have had his senses about him on
his second vsit
The reihans Of Mr.. Dcvlin Is to be taksn from his
late residence this morning at ten O'Clock, " inc
Church Of ST. Vincent Fcrrsr, Sixty tttn street ind
Lexington avenue, where the funeral services are to
be held
Mr.. james Lynch, President OF the ST. Vincent dc
Paul Society," yesterday issued an invitation 10 the
members OF society to attend tho funcrai In the
Invitation he says
After full careful examination, being convinced
that esteemed late secretary: Charles r
Dcvu. was responsible for any act
which may have nast.ned his death: and with tho
Of spiritual director beg to
invite the Presidents members Of tho Conferences to
assist n his funeral
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THE RUSSIAN CRUISERS.

PHILADELPHIA. June 2, 1878.
The RUSSIAN officers who are now Ia this city per-
sonaliy supervising the work upon the steamships at
Cramps shipyard to be used as Russian cruisers arc
still relicent in regard their movements. IL has
been made known, however. through other sources,
Including The Messrs Cramp themselves, that tho
ships have been purchased ny a private citizen OF
phia who is acting through Barring Brothers,
great bankers Of Loodon for the Russian govern
mi nt IN these purchases. THIS gen i mans name Is
wharton Barker, OF tho iirm OF Barker Brothers Il
Co.. tho THIRD street bankers They are paying all
expenses Tor work upon the ships and the expenses
OF the Russian officers and sailors In this city.
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sERMAN WAR VESSELS.
THE MEDusA AT NORFOLK.

THE MEDUsA AT NORFOLK.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK. June 2. 1878
Tho German man-of-war Meausa, which came up
from Hampton Roads yesterday and moored Mt the
naval anchorage, has orders to remain hors until
July 4. She 10 just In from Nicaragua and Central
America. sho Is a handsomely modelled vessel Of
1900 tons burden, carries guns and has on board
23S men.
LIST OFFICERS.
The following Is Inst Of oflcers-
Captain Holman.
Lieutenant Aschenborn, executive officer.
cnants-Baron Won Erhardi, krschon. Hess
Truppc.
Surgeon W9pdt.
Paymaster Nlme.
Chaplain kauck.
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OBITUARY.
NJ. HIS DE LA SALE.


The death Is announced from Paris, In the eighty.
fourth year OF hts age, Of NJ his de Ia
Sale, one Of the most distinguished and honorcd
OF art In Franco and the posscssor during
his life OF large number OF works Of art. NJ. His do
Ia Sale born on February II, 1905 From carly
life he had decided leaning for art which increased
grew older His tastes 81 0rst lay strongly In
tho direction OF subjects which horses intro
duccd or were the chief motives This was duo tho
that having formerly been ot1cor OF cavalry,
his incnalions followed his knowledge. On this
the works Of Gericault great iavortes OF
his, and no had made fine collection OF them. He
OF the most liberal disposition, and content
alone with being most happy 10 allow all to soc bis
pictures ana drawings, was la the habit OF do
mating numbers of them IRON time 10 time
10 different pubic galleries. Among tho
donations made at various times wc may motto hun.
dred valuable drawings by celebrated hands TO the
Ecole des Bcaux Arts, q number OF hnc examples Of
Etcnolns Poussin 10 the Museum of Finc Arts ut
Dion series Of engrnvings after this master tho
Louvre, number OF rare onRruving 10 tho Collection
OF Prints, painting by G6rcaut to the Mufcc at
Rouen anu drawings 10 the muses. at Lyons, Aoncon
ana Orleans. Not long ago no gave TO the Louvre a
masters Of all schools some twenty oil paint
ipgs and several antique marbles. Just before this
liberal lover OF art died ~ presented 20 tho Louvre
painting by Leopold Robert, "fhc Tambourne GIRL.
a landscape by Marhat, "coursc do Chcv,ux
Monies" by Gericauit, and a copy by the latter OF
Prud'hon's "Divine Justice Tho deceased was,
shortly before his dentn, decorated with the Legion
Of Honor under q nomination OF the Minister OF Pub
lie Instruction and Fine Arts.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived nj bermuda May - bark Janet, Garland NIB,
from cruise with so bbls 50; 2Ih, brig runc~ IL Adaus,
West, do 10 with 1870 bbls 2h. bark Sappho, Edick
a. do with 27s 80 (and all remained 10Th shipping oil
an bou ri schr Hattie ~ Howes. Tor New BedtorJ).
sailed from Dominqus Bay May ., bark Bertha Robin
son, NB. 20 cruise. n thing since last report.
Aettcr dated may D from MrJoshua Winrcw. on board
schr Carrie clark of rovncctovn, reports her arrival
III 81 Mcbaes May having ie the whaling ground lat
M March dhnving taNeu lao bbls sp oil during tho
last winter losing large whale with 800 fathons
and Two Was all discharged and would mako some
i,bt re- Micaels Tor another cruise
about May 10. -
MI dated Nav 10. no lat &C, reports had taken small
rat duy.
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THE LEITRIM MURDER.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1878.
About ono hundred Irishmcn, some OF them evicted
tenants al ono time Of the Lctrim estate, met hero
to-day to rn,se fund Tor the defence Of the men,
nfcGrnnathan ana Harlty, who are charged with
tho assassination Of Lord Leltrim. s'Wc 10
not wish 10 connicpanco assassination" they said
s.but wo know that the men accused woud not staiu
their ma ds with blood, oven RID IN earth OF a ~
rant The meeting finally resolved 70 issue an APP
peal 10 Irisnmen organize National McGranathan
and Hsrsy Fund. One hundred and my dollars wsrc
subscribed
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.

Late last night the attendants upon William Cullen
Bryant reported that he was decidedly better. cs-
pccaiy the afternoon. During the day he partook
OF nourish ment at intervals Of every two hours In
the afternoon he slept less than at any time since
the accident but he exhibited no loss OF physical
strength. during tho morning he inquired affection
atey alter his daughter aud the course OF tho day
convcrscd intelgently with various members OF the
family. DR.. Paine, who visited his patient at ten P.
NJ reported his condition as continuing 10 DO favor
sbie 1t 10 hoped by bis friends that tho crisis