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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-25
Great Britain.

LONDON, Sept. 25.-.Another terrible
calamity at sea has occurred. The eXcur-
xion steamer Undaunted, making trip
from Ramsgate to Southampton, was run
down off Isle of Wight and her entire COM
plement of officers, crew and passengers,
one hundred in number, are said to have
perished. The steamer was one OF the best
OF the class employed in making summer
excursions along the South Coast OF Eng
land startina FROM Ramsgate,
Her route took her past Dover, Falk-
stone. Beach Head, and along the beautiful
and picturesque coast of Sussex. The
voyage is one of the most pleasant of ordi-
nary summer excursions and tie passen-
gers on board on these occasions are
generally well-to-do people. The steamer
had made her trip with success, and with
out accident, until she entered the narrow
arm OF the sea separating the Isle of
Wight from the main land. This water is
always thronged with vessels coming or
departing, and it was by one OF these that
the ill-fated excursion boat was run down.
The calamity appears to have been so
sudden and complete that attempts to save
the lives OF any of the passengers or crew
were unavaiIing Much distress and agita-
lion prevails here in consequence of the
news of the accident, which is heightened
by the fact that the names OF the passen-
gers are as yet unknown, and fears are felt
by the friends of the numerous excursion
lists and visitors to Ramsgate that some of
their relatives or friends may be among
the lost.
DEATH OF A FAMOUS THURMAN.
LONDON, Sept. 25. -Padurick, the we'll
known sportsman and owner OF several fa-
nous race horses, is dead.
cuNARD CAPTAIN SUSPENDED.
The Board of Trade has suspended for
six months the certificate OF the Captain of
the Cunard steamer Brest, recently ashore.
THOSE cABUL BUTCHERS AGAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-A dispatch from Simla
states that the Afghan regiments engaged
in the massacre of the British embassy at
Cabul, have again become insubordinate,
and demanded with threats their arrears of
pay. Upon the payment of money order
was restored.
ACTIVE PIG IRON MARKET.
GLASGOW, Sept. 25. The pig iron market
Il active and prices are higher than at any
time during the past eighteen months.
The revival is almost solely due to large
orders from America.
Greece.
VERY BAD FOR THE TURK.
ATHENS, Sept. 25.-The Turkish authori-
ties in Crete have refused to punish the
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CONDUCTOR KILLED BY CARS.

anu tHc LTtlhdu, JUN W lllti ItCclFtu u Udu
cut on the right hip.
CONDUCTOR KILLED BY CARS.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 25.-Captain R. V.
Moore, conductor on the Richmond & Dan.
vile Railroad, was instantly killed yester-
day about twenty-five miles from Rich
mond. In attempting to ascend ladder
on one of the cars he fell beneath the
wheels and was crushed. His body, fear.
fully mangled was brought to this city.
DISASTROUS FIRE AT PLANO.
PLANO, ILL, Sept. 25.-The extensive har
vester works of Cannon & Deering burned
last night the fire originating in the EN-.
penter-shop, chirping-room, canvas-roonl
and Office. But little machinery was saved
as the town is without fire engines. Helr
was received from Aurora and Sandwich.
No estimate yet of the loss, but it will be
heavy.
MONROE, MICH, FIRE.
MONROE, MICH, Sept. 25.-Ward, Carter
& Johnson's jewelry and crockery house
burned yesterday. Loss ,000 insurance
$4,000.
GAVE HIMSELF AWAY.
CHICAGO, Sept 25.-Detectives are after
man who got drunk dav or two ago, and
said his name was Frank F. Aldrich, alias
Patterson, alias O'Brien, and that lie was
an escaped criminal from the Bennington,
VT, Peiitentiary, from which he cut his
way out with a saw and burglars t OILS
furnished by outsiders. He showed clip
pings from Bennington papers to prove his
story. He is supposed now to be at Elk
horn, Ark.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned hi been duly appointed and
qualified as assignee OF Louis A. Henann Credi.
tors are requ red TO present tier claims duly au-
thenticated. GUSTAV TAFEL,
Assignee OF Louis A. Hemann.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25th, 1879. se2t3tTh
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
SLEEP ENDS IN DEATH.

National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Sept. 25.-Bernard Mussel-
man, the farm hand at Flatlands, Long
Island, died yesterday. Before his death
he gasped nvulsively few times, but
did not wake. He had been sleeping six
days and four hours.
NTHE MIDGET BUSINESS.
Mrs. George Fromm is the mother of a
fully developed boy born Monday and
weighing only 11M ounces. Mrs Fromm
weighs l35 and her husband It's.
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VERY BAD FOR THE TURK.

ATHENS, Sept. 25.-The Turkish authori-
ties in Crete have refused to punish the
Turk who recently assassinated Christian
and in consequence of this refusal Greek
mob has seized rich Turk as hostage and
threatening unless justice is done by the
authorities to put the hostage to death.
Much excitement exists and serious
'nsurrecton is not improbable.
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DEEDS OF DEATH.
Fatal Encounter Upon the
Highway.
Jealous Husband Murders His
Rival.

specials 10 the Star.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, Sept. 25.-John Bish'
op wealthy farmer of Mclean County,
committed suicide by blowing off the top
of his head with shotgun. No cause as
oipnoI
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DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII.
Anniversary Of that Disaster Duly
Celebrated.
Details of the Calamity off Isle
of Wight.
No One Left to Tell the
Awful Tale.

LONDON, Sept. pa dispatch from Ma
pies says the celebration is now being held
at Pompeii TO commemorate the destruction
of the place 1900 years ago. Tickets nave
been sent far and wide to public and scien-
tific men. At 10 o'clock an address was de-
liyered in the Basilica by Director Ruggiere
From 1920 to 1890 o'clock visits were
made to the principal points.
The interest is now centered in excava-
tion, especially undertaken for the occa-
zion, which it is hoped will result in dis
roveries of sufficient importance to mark
the occasion with something of extraordin-
Dry value. No festivities are permitted, and
no one is admitted through the gates with
nut ticket.
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FOR RENT.

LWN hEN NI-IUUNE-NV y FTeellNn Street,
l. two story brick, six rooms; key ut No 81. In
Quire OF WIN. p. STRATTON, 334 Richm md St
se2o3t*
EOR RENT -HOUSE-N,. So Baltimore, three
il st,ry brick six rooms; key at H. Inquire of
WM. r. STRATON, 33l Richmond street se25 8 .
E0R RENT-HOUSE-579 West Seventh street,
l. large yard and stable. Inquire on the prem
ises. lts
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LUTHER BENSON DEAD.

Total shares reported sold. ........
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Prince Leopold, Queen A.ctoria s
 invalid son has beon formally install- ed Master of theLoage of Antiquity, the ceremony beng performed by Colonel Stuart, the Senior Master and ghaneellor This lodge is re- aaikable as be,pg the oldest extant. and possessts many curious Masonie relics. The mailer nsea on the oeea sion vas presented the lodge bg Sir Chrs opher Wren. an old Muster. and was employed by CharIes lI to lny inc fomrlatlon- stone af St. Pual's CathesiaI Ii is made of piece of wood taken from the ole Cathedral The ceremany was especially interest ing, from the fact that tue great uncle Of Prince Leopold, inc Duke of Sussex. wus Master of lhc Lodgs between 1sU9 aud 1S43, aud iusn- tuted a medal which IS worn by the members to commemorate hls mas sership. The aetual nedal winch the Duke was ii tl.s habE of wearing @as presented 10 Prince Leopold
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Aan.lnistrator.s Notsee.

In tlle Probate Court in and for Che County
 of ! Dat ia Lhe Territory of Arsz0na. lu the matttr ol tEe E<tate Of Chur @ G.
 Mason. deceastd
 It afpealus e. the Judge of Said Ceiirt. Icy the petite this day presented aud sle1 ia J. V. ndorSon. 3dlitinistrator Of the E,sate of Charles e Mason dtceaScd pr4.- lnss f0f an order Of saie ol mining property helan- iiig Co said estate, that ii k neceSSsss anu pr9la,r Co s.ii tat same.
 l. ta. refoFt ordered By fhe Judye of sad court, tilat all persons sntereStedln the vrtltt oi said dceea>ed. appear bef0rs Sa.l court. 9a Monday, the elcvenfh day ef A3s- sust, d. p. 1879. at % o'clock in the fof..- noau of said day. as iae court room If elie irahafr Court. af Fnrence in the ('ouhtv 0f Piual and Territory Of Arizona, fS-shoW caH>e why an ortler oi sale should u0t he grante co he said ';mlnisllator, to sell at prisa.s s.iic ail the ninins property heiong- q z tn the estate co the said Charles ti. 5ia- son. etceaSetI. And that copy of rhi- 0f- der bt puhlirhfd. at lesSt, feuf successive vtrkS. in the .ARIzoNA S1LyER BELG newspaper printed and published weekly al Globe Ciiy, in the County of final Sfore- said. JOHN D HAlki iR.
 Dafed li.i9 2, lS50. f'robale jadgc.
 Jyli-4t-
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Tue Worlds special says D. Lesseps was certainly rot well in- formed of the intentions of this Gov ernment. when he said at Nantes that the Amerlcan Government aas hot opposel co his plan for q canal by the Panama route. The Adma-
 sna.ion is decidedly D favor of the Nicaragua route. ard looks vlh de- cided dlsfayor on any plan whIch wili give a foreign company eoatroi ol he moposel water route from the Gulf 70 the Paci6c h c0Nersa- aon the other day the Plesae..t told T correspondent of lhe Nmla that ! was uet only the hope but iae eN peetaaon of tlHs 6oyaemepf thal American capital would 6uad tae canal. aud thal she American 6oy- ermnent woulI centrol t.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Arizona Silver Belt.
lrlslar. Aumusl 5. 1879.

The Mint at Carson City has been seopened, and coinage wili be re commenced as soon as the necessary bullion can be procured at market laies. Tue new Orleans Mint is running at it's fuli capacity. wigh glea3y of bullFon on hand Much of the bullion purchased there has been in che ferm of Mexican dollars The Treasury Department s making ar engagements to ayeld the necessity of running the Philadelphia Mint night aid day during August 0 make up tue delciency m the eoinage of stand ard silver .ollars for the present moHth.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
shcriH's Sale.

Rv virtue of an execution lssued out Of tte District Court of the First Judicial Dis tret Ci The Territory of Arizona, in and leT the County of i'insi. 0ate6 the JIh ,.ay of juif. a. l.. 1878. in certain action wherein Peter ; il, aS plaiuaI recusered judgment agaiasr tiaQ~ 0l.eH detent,ant for Che sum ui two hundred and lwenig-three 69-lsH dollars on tle34tii day 0f June lS79 1 have levied apou the following described proper ty io-Nt: Ihree-eisHtis la-cl of the Fer nana0 nliuc and thres-eights l,i-Si of tsse Josephine Mint. said mines are sit.ated about one mile north Of the silver King mine in the Pioneer Aintng District Final .Countv, X
 puaiie uotire is hereby given that on Tuesday .i.lf %. ISs9. between the hollrs of la o'clock d. In- aud o'clock D. n. ef that day To front oi the Court llou~ein lhe e0un- ts Of Pinai, wlh se.l all she right tiile and iItere-Io oi said Iiaus Often tee defendant in and Co tile aboNe described property at pnhhc auction for cash Go the highest and teSi bidder l0 Saiisty saiss execution ard all eoSts and aecrUIng costs.
 d. F. c ABRIlf.
 Sherih, Pinai county. Dated. July 7 lss9.
 Jyll-t
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

sfeneral Terry, commanding the Military Deparsmeut of Dakota. re- ceived to night a dispatch from Gen. erul Niles, dated Camp on Roek Creek eighteen miles south of the boundary line. saving Situug Busi's band of Sioux Hed nor;hwarl to Wood Mountain leaving fheir prop er1v scattered along the roule for fifty mics. The Sienx were esnmateJ to humber 5,000, with ? GOO fighting men. General Miles says ne believes lis force enough to deal with all tue Iaaiaus Siuing Bull can gather
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
0Itafion.

In ihe Probate Court Q tas County of Pi-
 nsi. lcriIory 0f Arizona.
 "a tIle natter 0i tic Estate of Manuel Rs
 yes Dteease0.
 if sppeaglng to the iusige l9f said Court by tho eHfiyu tal7 day preseuteu aad uied bt iein, hrash the Administrator ef the Es- tate oi aiaaaei Reyes, e~clased pr.Fiug for al a-ier oi -se of f.tai Esiais sad rersonai rFoF Fsrsy, fast it is uece>saFy Co sell tbe Whela oi Che reai esia.e and Rerson1I prep eTiy % pay tnt eelts culsl@noilg azsasilst tue eceased and tac debts, gNpeDseS and cnar4es oi Administration E is taefefofe ordered cy the Judge oi said Court, Jhslt aA psgsoils Interested in tbe Estate of said de- ceasifl, aprear before the said Pre bate Coult ou Monday the Twenty iitb day os August, A- D. le7a, at tea o'clock il tse forenoon of said day at tae Court room oi said Probate Court in She town ei flonnee and Conhit ol linai. Co silon eilIse Way an order should moi begfanted Co the said Aa- nilll~trHt0T Co Se:l 10 nllcis 0f fhe real estate and personal property of said dereased a. >hall ae deemed Ieee sary and that a ecpy oi this orisl be puDhshrd at less. iosir slIc- eessise wcek>in the ARIZONA SILvER BELT a nen paper printed and pablisi ed in sad County JOHN D. v WaEkER,
 Dated. July 2i 1879. ayz5-4t
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Notice.

Qfse Boava gf Eqaa}fsQti7a, Pieal eoaatg,
 d. r
 The Board of Equalization oi this County. viii meet for tile last tiIae for ibe year 1872. on Monday the Ith day Of August, at Iq o'clock a. a.. at ihe town of Florence. 4il pcrsuas who have any complaints So make re4arlihg tueir asse-slneut, ala V 4e~ .ltit nos already appeared. are requested to le present. at lbe meeting aheSe named anti sl0A cause why their aSsesSnfut should 8e altered CilAs. D. sTtA ABI Gierk
 Ey order of Board
 Florence. A. T.. July ze. ls79
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Mining Notice.

All persons claiming an interest as co., owners in Little Pete Mine located about one mite norta of Silver hins mine, in Pioneer district. Final county, Arizona. are hereby notifed that the undersigned a eo-oHHer in said Little Pete mi1e has per- forl,ed the labor and made the improve ments thereon aS required by thc E n ted April "a. iS19. and that ii you faii to pay your proper proEoftiaI 0f fine Yalue Of sad iaial ana improve eueuls wishin the fime Ix- cd by said law your interest in said mine will pass fo and become tue property oI
 Iaa3l-lil JOHN ElNh.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Geo c 6orham, ex secretary of ihe Senate. has taken the stump n California ln favor of Jr Glenn, candidate for governor on the Deel- ocraue and New Constitution party ueket. He does this. says the San Francisco t3hroaIcle, hot from any sentiment oF defee'len Co the prlnci-
 pies Of ths Repa5leian parry bui because Perkins and his sssoelate have subortnated these priReiples to the interest 0f ! brutal railway cor
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

4 very strong pressure has been breugtt to bear upon the President to induce him to rev0ke the appont- l0eat of Mr Eiuley. the nephew of Senator Buller, as Second Lieu tenaafia the army. Mr. Finley says the remark that he made, that he had secured the appointment notwifh- standing his rebel sentiments, Was made T jest.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Congressman Ryan of the Third kahsas district. who is DOW IL Nasil- iugfon. represents that the colplilon of many of ihe negroes now in lae vicinity of Topeka, IS really deplor- able. They have no work to d., no means of ,heir own relief iunds on which to draw and no prospecE for the future but 70 subsist on an un- certain charity.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Tae Times Boston spec-al speaking oF Cashier Palsburys defaleatop, says PilIshurns specuianons, like these of Treasurer Darfee. IL Fail fsver. were als within the last three weeks. They were mostly m Sierra Nevada Uniou Consolidated and oll : California stock winch for | shori Hme were quoted at 99, but fell to Sd
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The final decision of 1he German Government on religions questions sf ] sne wish gle Nat.can has been c0iH mameatsd . ihe latter. lt IS is fol- lovs All of the exiled clergy nho ask permiss.oH wiIl be alioNed to re- tarn 10 Germany. The May laws wi he taeitly suspended. provided ihe clergy obey the common law. and all fresh n0mluatiois are to be sub- mltted to the Government Hhe Pope is satisfied with these terms.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The Government survey of the mouth of the Missippi, at the Jet ties shows a depth of 31 8-10 feet. MI. Eads Is confident there will be B to B feet water on the bar The canal is steadily improving.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Colonel John ' Dubo's. E $. A. lied near Hudson yesterday, aged forty-six He was stationed in New Mexico 10th before and after tue war of the rebellion.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Ague m the Mesilla Valley. N M., prevails. The Independent says at Chamberino. alone, upwards of one hundreds persons are inflicted with it. l. Is also a scourge at La Mesa and other river towns.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Jack Williams vas found guilty in Santa Fe, \. bI.. of murder ib the 4lh degree and sentenced to Jail for seven years, there being no penitentiary in that Territory. Mar eos Moncloa has been sent up for ten years for same offence.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Kearney, the sand b. orator, has dropped his opposition to railroad inonopolies, has been greased, and is noB running politics in that behalf.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Mining Notice

All persors claiming an interest as co two miles sOntb of Riverside in Iigal lsi>- trlct, flnM County. aIizons, are hereby nofi hes that the undersigned. 8 ec-oWuef in sad Slanry mine has performed the labor and Improvements thereon as reqgired by the United States Mining LuWs for the gear euaing september znd ss9, and that if you iail to pay your proper proportion CT the vallie 0f said lthor and improy eiueHfS wifh- in the time fixed i.y ssid aaW y0uriatere~l n said mine will pass Co aud become the pfop- erly of RICHARD SIANEl
 J.g7-,hn
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
DissoIntion.

Notice is hereby given thaf the partner ship herelofo e existing between C.. 4. Cal- laWay k John NeSseiiiCh. in the business Of Saloon keeping gf Picket Post Is this ay q ss0lsed by nletual consent
 C.A. A.(,ALLAWAI.
 JOHN ' ESSELlILH May s, 1879. Jy25-tl
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The Thirty Four of 3eth ut. says. JusI as we go to press We hear a report that the Independent has eel lspsed entirely"
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Flfteea hunhel catEie passed Sai \ Agustm. New Mexico, oa the 16.ls mt. for Arizoua
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Notice

Tbis is 10 notify all persons from working or extracting ore rom the Champion mine on peru 0f being prosecuted to the extent oi fhc iaW. l.. J WEBSTER
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
ForsaIe.

Two adjoining lots, eligibly and centrally 10 ated on Broad street. fronting Hest. Cor sale af bargain. For particulars inquire at the BELT office.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

R Special induccrnrhis to rash lluysTs. Ilse us rai before purehaang eiSewhen
 lmras-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
Keep constantly ou hanl an5 ior saie ile
Wines Liquors and Cigars,
io hr foand ia lae Ierrior 4 arss ela,-

attached. Thr attest periodicals and nlaea- zines constantly en hand forfise arcpnlns0ts- tion of eu~iainer ani thf public generally
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-26
POINT, D. NOVEMBER

Butler county, Ohio, ON the 10th inst. Hi'
murderer got thirty cents.
Chas. Scheuer was shot and Instantly
killed at his boarding house in Newport,
~, ON the 18th inst, by Miss Anna Ho6.
ghe called on him, accompanied BY hel
brother, aud demanded that he fu(6ll his
promise to marry her. He contemptuously
refused, and she fred pistol which she
held under her shawl and he fell dead.
Miss Ho6 gave herself up. She says he
fuined her under promise Of marriage, and
ens does not regret her act.
AT the Marshall house, Ludington, Mich,
- the 18th inst, Herman Winkler, engineer
ef the tug Stevens, was shot, it is thought,
lAtally, BY John Rostley, colored barber.
~ Burglars entered the house Of Joseph
Henslsy, ON DeKslb street, Chicago, ON the
x9th, and when cornered BY him fred three
Slots into his body. from the effects Of
Of which he died in a few minutes. No re-
liable clue II obtained.
Johnny O'Toole, aged IA, and Paddy Em.
NETT, cripple, aged IS, got into a quarrel
ON the corner of Seventh street and Clarke
avenue, st. Louis, No., on the 18th. EN-.
NETT struck O'Toole under the eye with .
rock, whereupon O'Toole whipped out .
knife and plunged it into Emmett's left
breast, inAicting a wound from which he
died while being conveyed to the hospital.
Amau named Ferguson shet and killed
W. II. Coembs at Hopkinsville, KY, on the
18th inst. Coombs had seduced Feyguson's
sister under promise of marriage and had
refused to fulfill his agreement
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-26

too high, or fall too low. But let not dstrac
tion or calumny mislead. They have ever
been the temporal Accomplishments Of
human greatness. The glory can mot rise
beyond the clouds which passes mot through
the clouds. We may confidently accept the
| judgment Of the world. II has been unmis.
takably dslivered. But lately, . hs has
round, earth, mankind have everywhere
bowed in homage 1t his coming, q the
ancient dsvotses Of the East fell before the
sum ct it, rising. These honors were not
paid to his person, which was unknown !:
they were paid TO his country, for which he
went ON NO errand. They wers not paid 20
him ~ to some potentate Of people, for hs
iourneyed mot @ man in power. They
have been the willing prostration Of mortal.
ity before glory imPsEishable.
His memory shall, indeed, b. In the hae
apart from the greater number. Not with
the kind Of Alexander, who nysged tAe
sa.th y I'D p nere domilion nss =
Bslissrins, Who but ia ~ 9rS06y mavlne
of IN impartial beast Of prey; not with Maxl.
borough, Eugene, Wellington, who played
the part set them BY the craft Of diplomacy,
not with the Napoleons, who chose 70
wade through daughter to . throne, and
shut the gates Of mercy on inankind;" not
Win Nttt1t, VINO WOulQ 01VC pUS the an |
bilious hand Of arms on the delicate fabric |
Of constitutional freedom; America holds |
higher place in the congregation Of glory
for her heroes Of liberty, whore sits, In q |
pectation, her majestic Washington. Zap.
plause.]
In nobler ambition than the gaining Of
empire, they have borne their puissant |
arms for the kingdom Of man, whore liberty |
reigneth forever. From the blood poaxed |
Dut In their warfare. sweet incense rose 70 |
heaven and angels soothed, with honorable |
pride, the tears which sorrow started for the |
dead.
Home again now, our first commander,
after the journey Of the woridi Here, here
Again, We greet him at our social board,
where, with recurring year., We resals on
he deepsr ripeuing memories OF our soldier
hip for freedom. Partakers Of the labon,
he perils, the triumphs, which we're the be.
yinnings Of his glory, We join now with sx.
lltstion in the welcoming honors by which
,is grateful countrymen tell their fofsknowl.
,dge Of the immortality Of bis rsnown.
Long and many be the years, illustfious
eader, before your hour Of departure
,omes Green and vigorous be your ase,
,ndecayed every faculty Of mind and ss1ss,
n full fruition Of the well-sasnsd Joys Of
ife; happy in the welfare Of your native
and, the love OF your oountrymsn, the "a.
nirstion Of the worldi [Long.continusd
Ipplauge1
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-11-26

Five men were precipitated from scat.
fold at the Ferry house, foot Of Broadway,
Williamsburg, New York. on the 18th. by
the breaking Of one of the joists which SUP.
ported it. Cornelius Anderson and Peter
Flood we're dangerously injured. Washing.
ton Walbridge and VIM. Drummond seri
ously and Jno. Keller slightly.