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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
XLVICONGRESS.
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-Mr. Frost in
troduced bill for harbor for refugees at
or near St. Louis Referred.
Mr. Russell offered a resolution direct
ing the committee on commerce to INQUIRE
and report wherein the existing law can be
SO amended as to afford relief to the con-.
merciai interests of the country, and
whether measures can be adopted by con.
gress calculated to secure the return OF
prosperity by increase of trade and the ex-
tension of business of the merchant ma
rine.
Mr.. Atkins, chairman Of the committee
on appropriations, reported back the Joint
resolution repeating certain clauses of the
sundry civil bill, approved March 3d,l679,
with the senate amendments thereto, with
a recommendation that they be concurred
in, with the following among other amend
ments: Appropriatiug $9,235 to the
widow of Rush Clark, of Iowa. and one
years salary to the widow of Gustav
Sceicher. Mr.. Atkins explained the sen
ate amendments, which we're principally
verbal the only important one being tht
| repeating of the law authorizing the sccre
tary Of war to lease the water power a
Moline to the Moline water power com
pany.
Mr.. Hunter submitted an amendmen
increasing the appropriation to the famil,
Of the late Gustav Schleicher to ten thous
and dollars. Agreed to.
The Senate amendments, as amend
ed, were concurred in, and the bill re
turned to the Senate for its action.
Mr.. Springer, as question of privilege
offered preamble and resolution recitin
the proceedings of the Committee on Ex
peuditures in the State Department i
the last Congress, in connection with tn
charge against George Z. Seward. Minis
ter to China, and referring the report {
that committee, and the articles OF i'm
peachment prepared by it, and the test
mopy taken in the case, to the Judiciar
Committee, with instructions TO conside
the same aud take other testimony.
necessary, and report the House at tn
next session.
The points OF order made by Messr:
Conger and Calkins were overruled, an
the pream bic and resolutions agreed to.
Mr.. Evans, from the Committee on Pos
Offices and Post Roads, reported back th
Senate bill to extend the time for speclt
postal service until such service can
obtained by advertisement with an amend
ment limiting such extension to one yea
The amendment was agreed to and til
bill passed.
The Senate amendments to the Dol
route, bill were coucurred in.
Adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-A FIVE story
building on the corner of Pearl and Elm
streets, owned by Henry Hesuden and oc
cupied by Post & CO., extensive dealers in
railway and telegraph supplies was des,
troyed by fire at an early hour this morn
ing. Estimated loss on the building 500,
900; stock and machinery SIS, 600; iiber.
ally insured.
Post & Co., who we're burned out this
morning were insured for $4,000.
At the jocky club races a mile dash
GIendalia won, Enterprise second, timt
l,4G}
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. June Sat RohrersvilIe,
Washington county, Md, yesterday Levin
Miller, aged is. shot and killed Charles
Norris. about the same age. Miller had
been leased by the boys who called him
nicknames. He procured a muskot loaded
it. followed the boys aud shot Norris who
died instantly.
The Druid Duck mills near the city stop
work to-day. owing TO rise iD the price OF
cotton and approaching the end OF the cot
ton year. Three to four hundred hands
will be idle.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Debergn NJ Ben
net, editor, convicted on the charge of
sending obscene matter through the mails,
has been sentenced 10 Is months at hard
labor in the Albany penitentiary, and to
paw fine of $500.
BUFFALO, June 5.-Thc fire 10 Barnum
& Sons establishment was extinguished
ahcut daylight. The stock was totally de.
stroyed TIE falling walls injured slightly
several persons. Loss On the stock aggre.
gates $4,000; store $4,000 Insurance
on stock $160,O00; store $4,000.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
Lady BeautiHers.

Ladies', you cannot make fair skin, rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes with all the cos
metics of France, or beautiiers Of the world
whio in poor health, and nothing will give
you such good health, strength and beauty
as Hop Bitters. A trial is certain proof
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
Chicago Market. .

CHICAGO, June
Wheat-strong; / O2B@1 O8 cash; 90 July; ss.
bid August. "' ''2a
Corn-Eirmer; 36 cash; 364 July; 3755 Aug.
oo Oats-Firm and higher; 314 cash; 315s July
Ryc-Firmer; 521S
Barley "a.
bid August. |1 'iu 'ulS 'oS7i
Lard-steady; G o5 cash; CIV bid July: ~,
Whisky Firm; l 03.
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000; moderately active: lieb
1903 %; for common to best heavy packing 3 q
03 65; for common to best heavy shipping 5O0
IS. wy
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 1000
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-Senator Voor-
hees offered resolution directing the
secretary of war to inform the senate of
removal of j. NJ. Bell and other Chero-
kee Indians from the Cherokee Nation.
Senator Voorhees, had in view, regarding
these Indians. Information tending to
show that the persons named were forcibly
removed by United States troops without
reason being given them for such action.
Adopted.
The bill passed and the senate adjourned.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, June 5.-A fire at Gr9n6
Rapids, this morning. destroyed WARD q
Co g sash and blind factory, the box iac'
tory owned by the Heath estate, and har
risou's wagon factory. Estimated loss
S25. .OOO TO $4,000. Insurance unknown
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

Nausea, headache, farred tongue, Bit
ter mouth and bad breath in the morning,
are all dismissed by Milk of Magnesia, q
remedy indorsed By the family. The ner-
vous sensations produced by indigestion
are. always conqured by it. Druggists sell
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

CONCORD. June 5.-The Derry Savings
bank, at Derry, whose deposits were re-
duced by the supreme court 25 per cent.
in 1877, has submitted to revoke the scaling.
and is now paying only fifty cents on the
dollar.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

WASHINGTON. June 5.-Indications for
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri val.
leys: Rising followed by falling barome-
ter, cool northeriy winds veering 10 war
mer east or south, partly cloudy weather
and occasionally light rains.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

81 WOULD sooRN AND CONDEMN MY
RIGHTEOUS TITLE IF THE DEMOCRATIC
"PARTY HAD SECURED MY SEAT BY
~ppAup President 4Sanauel j. Tslden.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, June 4.-The following
is the full text of the bill reported from
the Judiciary Committee to-day as sub
stitute for Bayard's bill, which provided
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
TELEGRAP1EH.:!rIC.
To-Dav'S Dispatches.
FOREIGN,
GERMANY,

BERLIN, June 5.-The Prussian gov
ornment has offered to grant a site for the
new imperial parliament house in Berlin.
The report is current that a marriage is
projected between the Crown Prince of
Sweden, and the Princess Victoria Of
Baden.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
ENGLAND


LONDON, June 5.-A Paris dispatch
gives currency to the rumor that General
Garibaldi is dead. but Menotti Garibaldi
at Rome telegraphs a contradiction Of the
report and says his father has completely
recovered from his recent indisposition.
The South Staffordshirs mines drainage
commissioners, yesterday, announced that
owing to a debt of G4O,OO0 in the Upton
district, all pumping engines would be
stopped last night. The effect of this
would be the flooding Of hundreds Of col
| lieries for miles around South Stafford
shire would never recover from the dis,
sster A meeting of eli colliery owners is
called for Wednesday next, to consider the
situation.
The losses 70 the Russianl lnre insurance
companies by the great fires in Crenburg,
last month, aggregate 2.0S7, 900 roubles.
David Stuart Il Co., merchants of Liver
pool, engaged in eastern trade, have failed.
Liabilities believed to be between 9lO0,-
900 and 100000 The firm is largely in.
debted to the Presbyterian missionary
agency, in America, for whom they were
agents.
William II. Vanderbilt, left to-day ,fol
New York
Rear Admiral McKelop iPasha of tht
Egyptian navy, is dead.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

NEWARK, June 5.-The German Cath
olic convention selected st. Louis Tor TN
next place of meeting.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

Linen collars, ruches, veilings, lace top
Lisle gloves, silk gloves, lace mits, lust
opened by MITCHELL q PARSONS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
New York Market.

SonVdGhS1A1.
3Wheat--spring shade frmer; western H01c
higher; No [ white 1B1z June.
Rye-Firm; 65H
Cofn-Steady; western mixed 40MG44.
Barley-Dull.
0ats-Firm; mixed western 34h@36M.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-Unchanged,
Whisky-1 O6
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
XLvI CONGRESS.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, June 5.-By vote of
yeas 2S, nays Is, the bill reported yester-
day by Senator Bayard from the judiciary
committee relating to juries and to the re-
peal of section sol. $50, and S2l of the re-
yIsed statutes, was taken up Senator
Hampton after briefly supporting the bill
spoke upon general political issues.
In the course Of his speech Hampton
said he would not in any event vote to
deny the necessary appropriations TO the
support OF the army and the departments
OF the government.
The following message from the presi-
dent was received by both houses to-day.
To tie Senate and House of Represent
dtlUeS:-I transmit herewith the proceed
lngs and report of the board of officers con
vened by special orders number 78 at the
head quarters of the army in Washington,
April IL. 1878 in the case Of Fitz John
Porter. The report of the board vas ma
IN March last, but the official record or the
proceedings did not reach me until the Sd
inst. L have given to this report such ex-
animation as satisfies me ! ought to Law
the proceedings and conclusions of the
board before congress, as | am without
power IN the absence of the legislation to
act upon the recommendation Of the re-
port, further than by submitting the same
to congress The proceedings and con
clusions of the board are transmitted f0l
the information ot congress and such actinu
as in your wisdom shall seem eXpedient
and just. (Signed.) r. B HAYES.
Executive Mansion, June 5, 1879.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

ST. Louis, June 8
Wheat-Lower; No ? red 121l01 1875 cash; !
12A June; OAK July; 00A Aug; No 3, 90.
Corn-Better; 352s cash; 35l4 JuUe; 35si bid Jly
Oats-IIigher; 29g30
Rye-50h
Whisky-I u3.
Pork Easy; jobbing 8G09 90
Lard-Nominal.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs-Receipts $500; weak and steady; Yorkers
to Batlmores 8 2593 A.; smooth heavy 10 Phila-
delphias 1903 SO.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
FRANCE.

PARIS. June 1.-Two hundred and
eighty eight additional communists have
received amnesty. The law expires to-day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05

Milwaukee Market.
M'LwAUKRK. June 8
Wheat-Firm; hard G41. No2, OOX cash;
COS July; 941z Aug; No 3, 79A; No 4, I41.
Corn 36c.
Oats-31Ac.
Rye-52Ac.
Barley CSC.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-06-05
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, June 5. After the sew
eral printing bills were discussed, MIR.
Atkins reported the legislative appropria-
ton bill and moved its recommittal.
Mr.. Hawley moved to instruct the com
mittee on appropriations to report the ap-
preparation bill diverted OF all polltca
legislation.
Mr.. Atkins thereupon withdrew the
bill.
The presidents message transmitting
the record 10 the Fitz John Porter case
was referred to the committee on military
affairs.
The legislative appropriation bill wa'
again reported, and on motion of Mr.. At
kius was recommitted.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-06-30
Neifnabmc eiucs Nal56ers .

Soit ton, %. Suni iedSjdbri9e SaS.
s. Gomono5, elm befannter @ommiiiionsbdn
Ter, murbe beute inter Der Inflage uerbaiRt,
6Gll6ungen I'M Setrage bon itbet $50 900 be-
gangen 81 babeu Die gefGlldten Yapiere be
ftnoen ii6 I'M Seiite Der 9ieiigen rYtaoerid=
Sanf," AMI Oeren Swanlafung bic Scrhafz
tling Dorgenommen lpuroe. @omouoS liegt
III 5Solge lelner Gntlarpung al nerp0ler @rz
ldlanun9 barnieber rtnO miro III ietner gSob=
nltng Su Neiuton bon orei Boli;ien iiberruaft.
. It IN, 30. Suni. - Die Gntbeduftg Der
BON Sa8. +. @bnuuOs ueriibten SGllfungen
bat g-oBeS @rltaInen in Der gan;en llm9e=
bung mad)gerlien. Der Sdlld)er purbe beute
Jtadntittag, trokoent er nod iItmer lebr angez
grlfien lit, uon ieiner 2SObnung in 9teutOn
bierber ipebirt nno in einem Stat!onSbaule M
tergebradt. Die Sdll6ungen murOen im 9ta=
men Der 6irlna SaroS & 6erralo, Der Sc
ldGftSna1folger GomunOS' in oieier Stabt,
llno 9Lmaia Gratis, ieireS Su 9teiptolt=oi9bz
lambs nobnbaften Sd)ipagerS, periibt. 60
muno8 trat Dor etipa einem Sabre aus Der
6irma Sa8. s. @OmunbS & Comp. aus uno
erbielt $4,000 fir ieincn 9lnthell an benz Sc
ld)Gfte; man tarirte lein SernlDgen auf $780,
600 bis 100000, jebof itellt e8 itf) iebt bcr=
aus, baB Ct itatt 8eiIen $40, 900 bis $50, 900
ifulbete. @r perlor Dor ettua Sabreu rnge=
fGbr $15,O 900 burd) ben Sanferott eine8 inti~
men SrerlOes uno lieB ii6 our6 geeteren Oaiu
bewegeit, neblt eiilem anoeru @elhditsmanne
fir Die Shulben oeS Sauterotteurs - etiua
$780, 900 - gut3uipre6eu. Gr bsSablte ieit-
benz Smiid)en $50 900 lub $40,O0 BON Die
ier S6uloenmaiie ab, uno eS ftebt felt, baB er
peridiebenen anbereu @eid)dftSleutelt, bic iidD
vi Gerlegenbeiten befanhen, 81 ieinem eigeneIl
9t0dtbeile aus Der Hatid)e bGli,
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Rmeeitoruna. im Ssaa=2tper.

u all N Oer, Wtu1-t ~. %Suft. - Sllle
6ubelt6rllug ersignete it'd heute RGdmittag
Dor Der yNtadantsz Spiunerei" Die Gigerlz
tbiimer bieieS @tabliIiemeuts babeu meGrere
an SteQe Der auSitebeuosn 4rbeiter ausipGrtS
cngagirte Spinner III tirIeln 3mmer I'M Slpei=
ten Stodmerfe ocS i'm 6oiraunle befinbli6et
SiireaugtbGuoe8 elnquartrt. Sine 2ln3abl
irnger Rdnner i'm Alter poH 16 bis 20 Sab
rem ueriammelte iif aui Der ShaBe Dor Der
Spnuerei unb bombarOirte baS G>ebGuoe nit
Stcinuiricn bis Die Bolisei ciuld)ritt unb Die
1iihtit0rtr uertrieb.
Sine Delegation Der ausebeuoeu Spiuner
mafte geltern Dem Superiutenoenten Der , ,0a=
uolzSpilmerti" ibre gnfmartuug, irlbem e6
Derlautctc, baB Oerielbe eineu 8erglcidl anbie
ten poQe. Der Superiutenoent srfldrte ieood),
oaB CT ourhaus teine iold)e 2lbiid)t bege uuo
ftiueu Der 2lusIebenOeu ipieber auitellen iuiirbe
Die StriferS babeu Oele9aten nad) NeiuzOorf
9teipzS zSeriep uuo beu 9teu gnglanofaaten ab=
geld)tdt, I'M llnteritiitun9 81 erlangen.
Die btciigen gScber beitlOiien i'll ciner Dor.
geitern 9lbeub abgebultencn Seriammlung,
ueld)er 1900 bis 1900 Berlonen beituobuteIl
ii6 ni6t oil Dem 9usfanoe Der Spmner 3u
bstheiltqen.
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Cages Yeniskeitett.

Sen. Dilser, Der beriibinte oeuti d. u +.
tillerie 3 ffisier tpdbrerb bes Siirger.
trieses, bsfinbet iid sur 3eit in sSaihinston
Gr beabii6tist, iid i'm 9benOnoOabtbale obel
in 8eitz zgirsinien ansuiiebeln. Ser general
1T nod Elm siemli6 junser Ufann, troeoen1
bersits EN- babies Wteni6eualter leit ieiner
&rie9stbaten uerflofen 1T.
Sn 8aibington tpeilt ss9enlpdrtig Der a(dtb
Saturntno Apon, GongreBnlitglisO De,
Republit Oterifo, I'M Die Sntereiien Der pro
jeftirteu Seltausitellung (Oie bur6auS MIDI
auigeseben, ionbern MIR uerldoben muroe) 81
f6rbern. Sennor 9ipon lit nod Elm i1ngel
Dfanu, ipridt flieBeno gnsliid uno reprdien
tirt augenld)einli6 Die bette @eieli6aft uniere,
Na6bar=I =Iepublif. Der adtb. g. 9. Seuiter
fpeld) )er ben nlerifanifd)en Gollegen ami ieine,
merifanii1en 9teiie fennen lernte, ipirb ibr
bellte benz nerianmelten &ongreiie poritellen
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Die seuti@e eprad,e III s,uslauo.

Gem Cincinnati zSolfsblatt" id)retbt Elm
bsfaunter Deuti6 9lmerifansr aus Riga:
r8enn man beDenft, tpie rieiis min in ben Ser.
Staaten fir Die Giufiibrung itub Saibebal=
tIng oes Seutlben llnterrid)tS in unieren sSreiz
idulen fdmpien nliifen, 10 muB man itd tpunz
bern, iuie piel beiier es in bieisr 9idtung in
&uBlanb beitellt lit. Sn Sur lno 0iplanD iit
Der SduluHterridt in Der beutifen Spra6e
nltt allein seouloet, ionbern iosar oblisatoz
rid. 5ier III 8iga ). 9. iiub an brei bon
uier @pmnaiien ianlnltlide 2ebrer Der beutldel
Sprade maftis uno ertbeilen Ben llnterri6t
in oeuti6er Sprafe, unb audi i'm Bolgtedniz
fum werOen Die Sortrdge i'll oentider Spradc
gebalten.
aui allen 8abnbDien iinb Die Sd)iloer ufb
8efanntulahungen III rlfffiider nno beutl6er
Spraf)s nno 3uiueilen aud nod in 9ettiid ab=
geiaBt, anb Die Yolisei= =8eb1rben fiibren ibrs
Yrotofoae unb 8erbanblungeu nur in Der bent
i6en Sprade. Sprdden in Miga Die Orol6s
ienfltlher tliht lettiid ODER nIr gebrod)ell
oeittlf, 10 fpiirbe Der 6renloe faum nlerfer,
baB sr iid in elmer ruiiiiden Stabt befinoet.
Sdmmthhe @sldditStreibeuoe ipre6en, ibreis
ben unb leieu bsutid, unb ielbit Die bier mob
ueubeu engsstsn aanfleute lniiHen notbgebrun.
oeu OelItlCfl Ierf1eu
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6ebeimtttSpoQer Wforo TIT Oct
NsGf,e BON at. Su1ttS.

ct. 2ouis, 2s. Suni.-5ra sl9nes Died
mann, Die Satin oes su Slufi= =9tibge, etmu
20 Nteilen bon bier mobnbaften SorllerS gS.
0isdmaml, wur6e seitsrn friib auf gsbeimniB-
pole gSeile I'M Sette ermoroet. !6r. 9ted=
mann mar porber, ebe man Die 2eid1e entoedte,
nad ct, 9ouie auf ben Martt 9eiabreH. Gin
gtadbar, yfamens St6dls, iueldsr fiir Died
mann arbeitete, iorpie Siedmann 1elbit, iint
als Der 5bat uerbdftl9 perbaftet woroen, OBJ
sleid) bllr9au8 teine Ssipeiie ge9eno trgenb
eiuen Der Serhaftetsn porlicgen. 0iednanl
ertldrt fid) inbeiien iiberseust, baB St6dle Der
Mpro besing. Der &opi Der Srau mar bon
brei augsln bur9bobrt, nno mehrere anoer'
9Sunoen ruuroen am 6alie per9efuaoen. sDtar
uirO enersiid)e 9(nitren9un9en nladen, oaS
gebeimniBuoae Ounfel, in tutl6es Die aHairt
aehiillt 1T, aufsuflGren.
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GeLhnninrnA

Nswzg orf, 28. Srlui. -Ghsuerton Bier
re, ein in yn, 634, @aibin9tonitraBe, woblt=
batter s4zidbriger 6ransoie, teaing bellte friil
SelbItmorb, illOenl er iid) cine Aoer al Der
gSabe nit einem 3iidmelier bur6idnitt unb
Sl Sobe blutete. Gr mar erlt am lebten 9ou=
heritage aus 5ranfrei9 bier angetonlnen, uro
Die 3Ollbeamten batten Suueleu I'M gSertbe
DON sooE s;srancs. luelde iid in ieinenl Softer
bsfanosn, nit se6la6 tslsat Yisrre ma mar isit
bielem SOriale id)mermiitbig. sott nm poEs
gefunoene 0ofunlente ergeben, Dap er ais
Qgeut elmer beOellteuoen 6irma III Bars lllliz
girte, ot..
Yateri on, 8.>s3s., %. SHni.-sm letteH
0tontag jagte itf) gSiliam 6reeerids pen
Stonp Sroof, einem Srte i'll oer 9tdbe BON
bier, cine Sugel in Den llnterlelb uno eria9
am Sonneritase ielnsr Serletnn9. Us bat
fid) jebt Berausgeitelt, oaB Die untrelle lstller
Satin i'm in pen Sob trieb. Gtu lunger
Mann, Der in ieinem pauie wobute, tnitp'te
ndmlid) nit Srau Sreoerids Elm unlallteres
8erbaltuil on. DIS Sreoerids 9siplBbelt
bieruon rlau9te, gerietb er IN eInell Dem
gSabnfnne uabea 3utane nnb begging Die ra=
ifhe Shat
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Weraiffete Giidler.

Dappant, Z. s., 30. SUM. = @Omar0
Smitb, oeuD Gorter, 0eruiS 2tlbiu, Smitb
9tapuer unO Sobn Smitb, Wfitglieoer Der
ManHidaft bes 5ti6eridOoners ygacouic," +"
muroen am letteH 0Onnerita9e, naAOem iie
betm 0fittageiieu ein9ema6te8 Maisforu unb
Sobneu genoiien batten, BON beitigem @rbre=
fen uno Magenfrdmpfen beiallen, ltno Der Sll
6iilfe gerlfene 2lrSt Oriidte ole 9(nIiht aus,
SaB Die 9atienten Dur6 Die eiigena6en
SSriidlte per9iftet morbeu ieien Nian brad)te
Die 1eipenoeu nad ibrer {5cimatb in Sroot-
baoeu, NO iie Den ltbten gtadrihten iuiolge III
tritil6em 3ultanbe oarllieberlageu,
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Gntiebli6es 0erbre1en 1T etneuI
streuoeul)a1tie.

Wt Wtontreal, %. Suni.-Oie beritiinnlelEe
9ei9e eines Srauensimmers, 9tamens 0tc=
GOrmad, alias Gonuag. puroe geitern abeno
in eiren Sauie on Der gSillianitraBe i'll G'rifz
fintown auissiunoen. 9as Sans lpiro BON
einem sciuilien Safobs uRb ieiuer Srau be-
lpobnt unb pon l9ledtelts Subisfteu ireqneil=
tirt. als Die YoliSei gegen Wfitteruad)t Dem
eotale eire Siiite abIattete, ianO man Die eeide
in elmer glutlad)e auf beln Sooen liegenO,
lpdbreno fd) Der bonn Tu,npfe getrennte aopi
uno bic red)te Sano in einem neben benz a0rs
per itebenoen Gilner befarbelr. ,Dtebrere Se>
trunfene batten i'm 9aufe oes Cages eiren aras
mali in benz fragliden Sauie unS man uernlll=
tibet, Dat bas Serbrsden wdbreno Des 9tad)-
nlittass periibt ,pllrbe. Srau Safobs 1T alS
hss O{prbcs perDddltig fet9enomnlen fporbe1l.
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Sabmaafall u,,o eebemsperl,tjf.

gSpt9ep tllet Str9., %. SUM, - Die
oofou,o, 40. iowie Die Orei uoroerlten 8aggons
siuss Sli9 ss6enos 0lfs9ss Der t,,ys T5ants Rnras
MiiiIlippizSbiobabu," itiir5ten ~ '''s '0'g:il ;a
BON Der brei Wteilen weitlld bon bier iiber W.
&eebz z@reef iiibrenoe Sriife, iue!d]e inter Der
yait oes 3uses suiammenbrad, berab. erz
preBagsnt gangborn lpuroe getootet, eonbuf=
terr 5airiar, iomie ein fleiner &nabe, id)mer
uno nlebrere unbere Yerionsn leidt uerlebt.
Der Qofonlotipfiibrer uuo oei3er iprangen nod
sllr rs9ten 3eit BON Der 2otomotiue berab uno
entfan1eu obne erwabneusiuertbe Serleeungsn.
Die Sriide iit so SuB bod.
song Sran d., SIS, %. Srni.-@ine
Sutide, uelde I'M Seariiie mar, oas Seleiis
Der yGentral<8abn" in oieier Staot Sn frelz
sen, ipuroe beute Na6nliltag BON einem Gil
3llse iiberiabreu uuo tbeilusiie oemOlirt. Sas.
5adstt, agent Der mpire=Sransportation=
Comp" III philadelphia, uelder itd in Sc
ieai6aIt eines Sreltnoes i'll Der Sutid)e beiano,
mlube 10 l6luer ueriuuuoet, baB man OH ieinem
sluitOmrnem srpeiielt. Sein 6reunb unb Der
Sutld)er entfanlen lnperlebt.
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Wermiid)te 9epefdjen aus Getu=
Mnrf

Nem zDorf, %. Slllli.-0ie 9lngelegelI=
beit Der Srau Smitb unb ibres 0tttl6uloigen
Sennett, ipeld)e wegen @rnloroung oeS SOliSiz
fen Smitb, bes @atten Der Griteren, in Serlep~
@itD gum Sooe perllrtbeilt puroelt, ipirb am
l. Suli fraft eineS Writ Of Error Dor OlS Sber=
geridt BON yieip<Seriep gelaugeu.
= Sier Strdflinge, JtaneuS Srant Sel=
mont, gSn. SatterSbp, Gbas. gSatters unb
Elm llnbefannter, entlprangen geitern aus Dem
@efdngniiie bon Sueeus= County, iuoenl iie Die
giienitangen Dor Dem 6eniter ibrer 3eae a6s
brad)eu uno bcra6iprangen. gSaroein gSilfill=
ion ieBte Den SliiGtlingeH IN elmer @9ails rad),
nQein mas ssllbrmfrf ftiirste mabrenh ser Soet-
iagb I'm unb lopObl $or. gSllfiniOn, lomie Der
i'm begeitenOe Boli,ilt Yarfer, wuroen beoenf=
li1 perlett. DIE Siiid)tlinge entfamen.
= Ser 0ampier n.pfontrtai" bon 2tperpool
traf bier eiu.
= Die Sanpier yG5eiu" BON Bremen uno
ySan Domingo" bon @elt SnSten iiito bier
angefommcn.
= Der 9ampier ,@ermania" uoa 9iuer=
pool 1T cin9etroffell. -.
- Der 0ampier ySittoria" bon 2onoon III
bier angefOmmen.
- Olc 9ampfcr !, 8oobzSurn" BON Siper=
pool, yGanima" bon SermuOa, yGitp Of Scro
@ruS" bon oauanna iillp bier eingetroiten.
- Der 0ampier yGitp Of Stem gorf," mel
der porgeeru bon bier nad) @apanna abiubr,
lit beute wieber suriid9efcbrt,
- Ser S6ooucr rg9. s, SanpsQ" bon
noIti,pora ~ nunnFntt,,,r,,