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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26

chief in turn ambitious Of becoming a
"Ghazi" having at one time or another
turned his arms against this infidel
colony. In contradiction to some
compliments that have been paid
them, it is stated, and with much truth,
against the Kaiirs that they are but
little, if at all, better than their neigh
bors in many respects their beautiful
women do il the hard work of life
while their lords pass their days in
singing and drinking, and in wishing
i'll to Islam; that they are cruel and
treacherous to their Mohammedan
neighbors; that their whole social life, its
honors and ceremonies, turns upon
the slaughter of Mohammedans; and
that they worship idols. Apart, how
ever, from their religion, which is no
worse than any others, and tqeir
hatred Of Moslem, the Kaiirs can fairly
challenge our sympathy for their
bravery and their personal resemblance
to European races, while interest is
stimulated by the little knowledge We
already possess Of this supposed rem
nant Of Alexander s army-this fair
eyed people, who claim the English
man, the dctested Fernghi of their
neighbors, as a "brother by blood. !"
They alone share with us in all Asia
the name, more odious than any other
in the Moslem East, of "kafir, This in
itself sullices to make us hope that
their secret will be cleared up before
the savage encroachments of the sur
rounding tribes annihilate the race Of
brave men and blue-cyed women "of
the north "
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26
WEALTH SKINNED FROM WATER.
How Mr.. Potts Makes Money saving
What Others are Wasting.


Until the recent rains there was more
oil running in many ofthe creeks in this
region than there was water, the tank
age for petroleum being insufficient to
store the oyer-production Last Aug
ust Hugh Potts was out of work. He
leased plot of ground near Tarport
The Tuna Greek runs through il.
Potts put boom across the creek.
He bad Il large tin boat-pump made.
BY the time he had built 25-barrel
tank on the bank of the creek his
boom had collected pool of waste oil
that stood six inches deep on the water,
and covered space enough to hold
many hundred barrels. Potts went to
work pumping the oil out of the dam
by hand. He filled his tank in three
days. Then he put up four other tanks.
When these We're done II freshet came.
The boom was carried away, and with
it ten thousand barrels of oil that had
collected. Since then Potts has filled
his five tanks, besides selling several
hundred barrels at 81 barrel. The
cold weather has thickened the oil in
the creek, so that itcannot be pumped.
Potts is having Il boiler put up on his
lease, and intends to inject steam by
numerous jets into the lake Of oil.
This he thinks will reduce the oil to
pumping consistency He says that if
he had commenced business sooner he
would have had 81, 900 barrels of oil on
hand now. He sells the oil to Buffalo.
Franklin, and Chicago parties. 1t is
mixed with Franklin oil and used as a
lubricator. Potts has made $1,000 since
he put up his dam in August He
says collecting the oil that others waste
is better than owning any of the wells.
There are now standing in his dam 5000
barrels of petroleum, which is increased
| by hundreds Of barrels daily.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26
Over constituencies.

4 great deal of discomfort arises
from oycr-sensitivoneSS about what
people may shy Of you OF Your actions.
This requires to be bluntcd. Consider
whether anything You do will have
much connection with what they will
say: and, besides, it may he doubted
whether They will say anything about
YOU Many unhappy persons seem t.
imagine that they are always in nh
amphithcater with the rs embed world
aS spectators, whereas AL tile while
they are playing To empty seats They
fancy. too, they form the particular
theme II every passer-hy. II, how
ever. they must. listen to the imagina.
m conversations about themselves
they might. 1T any rate defy the proverl
and, insist upon hearing themselve,
well spoken of
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26
Proof Against All Temptation.

Dramatis Personn-A good young
man; three evil-minded gamblers; y
clergyman, with lis wife and daughter
travelling for bronchitis. Scene-A
Pullman car ON the overland trip to
California; gamblers playing poker:
young man reading his Traveller,
Guide preacher looking on. First
gambler: Young man, will you join
US in friendly game Of cards." Young
man; Thank YOU never play
cards. Second gambler Young
man, will YOU take nip?' passes him
the flask Young man; Thank you
| never drink Third gambler: Young
man will you have weed?' extending
his cigar case Young man Thank
YOU: ! never smoke. Clergyman.
Young man, | have watched your
conduct with great pleasure, ] have
seen Won to refuse to gamble, drink and
smoke II should be glad II
You would 60 into the next car and
allow me To introduce you 10 my
daughter. Young man THANK YOU:
| nevermarry.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26
They halted
1 Western Wedding.

\ newly elected justice Of the peace
who had been used Il drawing deeds
and wills and little else. was called up-
on as his fiist official act to marry a
couple Who came into his office very
hurricdly and told him their purpose.
lie lost ne timefn removing his hat
and remarked Hats off III tic pres.
enee ofthe court All being uncover.
ed, he said Hold mp yer right hands
You, John Markin, do YOU solemnly
swear that q the best 81 your know.
ledge nm belief vou take this yer vo-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26

The letter.earriers on the residence
streets have many trials, Inappea--
able little dogs are not among tie
least.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26

Mrs " W Curtis, Of Evansville
Wis, Who for some Years Ind been cn
gagged III missionary work IN Japan
died NJ Hingo III October.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1880-11-26

My brudders, I" said waggish color
ed man to 4 crowd. In All affection
mall ob your troubles, dar i one place
where YOU can can always find sym
pathy. "Whar9 wharf cried several
lin dc dictionary III replied, rolling
his ewes upwards.
, 1880-06-30

tcan tcntn that they hull won. but ns rcprcscnt-
tive rialclntI he felt regret Mt tho result from
setlse thnt thu ri1l.Ten Of ireland richly Dc
atryetl y vfctnry this time because Of their OK
crttt'sls tn Aeetfrc victbryt nnd he WINS sure tho
feelings ho expressed 'serc tho feelings nf tho
American people.
Chcnrs wrrc given for Earl Cowpcr, WIN p,adc
Hnort speech. He DECLARED tau!t he never ef.
tHctctl t0 srb sc scoring. HH Hlnh tho irish
tcMtr tGf!k ibis ticfcat Fl! gdotl h,ltnGrHlty.
Only about a thousand ptstnns were On tho
Rroittids Tho arrangements fnr seeing wcru
very bn'i. and fur reporting thorc wer0 simply
i,oilp at all.
nAb ACCOMMODATIONS.
During tho tirtE9 Mt tHo 1.000 ynrda range
the nlarkuth were crowded entirely Dh tho
American board, mud TIM scorcx Of the Amor.
!etEH were mt exhibited at ALL M spHco or
facilities Wcre prDyittpd fGr tic press. and they
wtro greatly lnterfered Nth by Mnj. Leechs
nixlcty to prevent ary ono from patsing In
front Ut tho Lord-L Lieutenant
nANQuET.
The American and Irish tenms attended,
private bnttlnot given IN their ht1nur by tho
f"rr!- Lieutenant fortnight. Nh tonst8 wcro
giyen except the health Ut tho Queen.
FETuHE MOVRMKNTS.
Col. noutnc doHs not Intend to d!sbnnd hin
tcllm until tho Termination Ut the'nfectt12 nf tho
Irish Itlo Association mid Of tho festivities to
which thu Americana have hGHn invited IA d
team, There IL still son1h 'rrticencc, therefore,
concerning tho compost3on Df the Wimbledon
team: Int Prank Hyde states TINT most of tho
Irctnbcrs arU IArurnb!y Atspo.cd. md he has no
,!al,t nl,out tho mulch. He says hu will DO ablo
10 bring together very strung tcam.
, 1880-06-30

"* f3"" ii &fS .2i; sy III fl ;s ioos:; IsSeas
{s, se !; Il, *S;*'ff fsRsafs$ss y ~ f.
ears ,.ess ~ IL % " tho is xs % * May and Ter" en-
braecs the nnat nnfavos1lbla portion Of the
S"ar Ti.g rsln,rt statns TINT tho present inaI.
lntY" prs''it will tc shown.
:. IT, Its, rnsent t., ,re,x Of thu orang9 Supreme
The c!se ta now In the Court nf Queens Bench,
nppcn! s1c, atid will cosna up for henriug at tho
Tho s-Dfrcctors Of tho Cnnao!alatcd Isnnk tn
1e & &pr'seG.tctl nrc; Sr 7. tflnck., \. J; nccktc,
osn oh t9 taR IT, fts oIda sKay cx " xy1s ssa i
rsstat D,"a'es Q ass easeaeo so :s'' f1eant.
Mt the ". jenn 1,aptistc Convention Ut Quei,eo,
~ address 70 tho fofe was moved BY the Presi-
dent. Mr. thHnsra't: Mntl ltinana,nsly uRrctt tt,.
An!rrcn were lnynly dev.'te.! to fliil: that they
hnd already 6cnt P0ntiNcal Xo1iavcs TO ticfcnl
div t" san hayocts W an nj tr1sps TO to Hin hH s
cicnt to rt:lnssAte him aid writc In bloud their
.ietc!t4tlnn Of tho italian tyrauts who leposett
ton f!r ln.:lts tliItniutsts 10 settle Wild 1taiy,
shn.1id tho litter deem II worthy ol notico.
slnn Of Mnle Catholics t.tnorrfw in thfs Ctr,
which ts To ftn protest against Tho French de-
ercn ugainst the Jeslfts. Tho Commercial
ton fur tc-n0rrs,w tu take p',tce at Bt. Our4.
orics If tho relelIon Of 1Efs, and doubtless tho
1seiing OF that time VIII le art,ea'cd to By the
fAu!s 'iay, tho pnI,lltHce will Enthcr In largo
numbers. md tho addresses will bo made nfter
nla4s.
~, Special D'patsa to 7as Chicago Tribune.
ToNf'sTO. Juno :n.-Thc arrivals OF whcat md
ct,rf1 ut this city during tho pnst week fr.m the
West aro W far tho largest on record. Tho cx-
Inst year ntnot1nta 20 80 go bushels, and OF corn
tho exccRs IL l10ND bushels.
Sf<etal Dsspdtth to Tho Chicago Tribune.
QUEnEC. June :A.-The memorial tablet In
memory Of Col. he salcberry, the hero Of Chn,l-
ta4ua. Afhxcd to tho old Manor House Of l1eail-
which tho Colonel first saw tho tight of tluy, WIS
yesterday unveiled In presence Of large mum.
bor Of people by I.cut,-Goy. ltohitallc.
, 1880-06-30

CLxvE1AN1,, o.. Juue s0.-The seventh annual
Conference Of Charities and Correction begaa
u tout .days' eessson III Case lIall to-nIght Ab0nt
tifty persons prominently identified With 70"
furtnatory charities In different States u tho
Uuion werp present " delegates. uoV. FoateF
delivered IN ul1ress 1T wulcomo to tho Stato,
aud Mayor IIarrick Ut welcolne TO tho city. Ne'
spouea by Charles u. Hoyt, Ut Albany, Secretary
OF the New York uoard Ut ataic Chartt!oa.
Cen. II. urinkerhun, OF Nansaeld, o.. PFcst'
dcut at thu Couterence, read tho annaal .aa ~.
,iltton Ut 0rxM,istxl public eharittca ~ tWenty-
six Btatcs, rl,lsIKes III Legislation during Tic
year, aud atAtotnuMt 81 sy4tail?s- a.
iiisbor Jiutloll, II Ohio, real u paper on the
relation nf the Chrstall Church 70 thu ehAsaEa'
lle tnstItuuous Of tho State.
, 1880-06-30
GREAT :nH11A1N.

LONDON, juno 25.-1n thc House of Commons
4. n. Sullivan Rava notice Of IN amendment to
Olldstonos resolution '!a1Iowtng ai elective
mo'n''ets to n'1lFm, ote., 2. exclude Dradlaugh
4 no nEr771so.
Hrad1augh addressed Aryo meeting In Trn-
tHlgnr Squnro lust night There were nlso mcet-
tnGs In various towns ah1 provinces. From
15,ooo to 10000 persons wcr4 present Undor tho
Impression TINT Bradlaugh gh would proceed to
tho Houso OF Commons differ making his nsl-
drcss, sou1o Thousands Of pcrsutis whu bud boon
attending tho meeting rushed down Parliament
strret to tho Palace yMrtl, aud Sumo 800 or
400 got Into Westminster Ifall, but tho
police charged thoni and nrnvn thom through
tlle gates. Meanwhile soyerul thousand persons
had assen,bed outside the ratllngs. 4 rcin-
forccfncnt Of police, however, removed tho.n to
tho npposit s1do Of the street In tisiar to clear
tho "ay to tho HOUSE Ut Commons.
IN CONSTELLATION.
a CONSULTATION Of leading Conservatives In tho
consider tho course to bo tlken On gladstone's
resolution a roxar1 to Dradllush. which Will DO
o'DossEGL. .:<~ .-
O'Donncll has written u long letter. fcrceIy
attacking parnelt and other llomc-Knlors for
s,IpunrtlnH !'radlaugb, whom he describes as II
ruvolttng atheist. + 49,.
coSsEnvArtvE r1so0RAM. J?
In tho House of Cotntnons Hir Stafford North
cote announced that 10 wo6il move tic rcjec-
ton OF Premier Qtnt!stntie'A RESOLUTION provfti-
tnK that oil elncted 1neinbctf shail DO permitted
u affirm who may catm tt 10 ~ instead Of Tux
ting tho parliamentary Oath.f. -
STEAMER ON f1nE.
L1yERpoo1, June :J.-.Tho Nea.ncr Humboldt,
which arrived hero to-day from New York, took
iire on tho 18th, md WIS Obliged to thtpw over
sa o III us an ss
considerably lamngcd. -
, 1880-06-30


His Flood Of Corrcsrondcnce-BfoE
piles or IKIm-A Political Vlcccu-A
4sron1,ctfc Iuri,fc.,r 1anemllcd T., n I.ct.
-. 1880 s'...s,.. "a - A"'
,,*cF from n"1tLcfland.
Special DHpaseh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
MENTOR. o., Juno 20-Thp perfect tlood Of
corrrspondcnco TINT po,,rs in. these days, upon
en- G"t,-,', IT, ot,,,,nt -, a;sot y, aisn,,ra
ocu' dInslu' III en'nsn .! ltsel1 10 alseouFuRe
next President. as 1t is, tho 0cnornl haa act
tho .,,',rc than sfo ietters tsat hnvs, "tsS.aIv
wv luutu tnaia o'o", .cItaas un.t n"'u "lseAus
9&qGs2}r '19tod since h1s nomination. lie Is u.s.
Eni: aitd hto -.'~rtut euh,Itf' ttu, NJ -@sfr.
.rt,yu. together with what occasional
,.in ,,r oor n1,,o,, yron, his frlrn,a 1,ho Itn.,
hc'l ~ eatn oo.., ~ '.u''4 no t14eu"' ~ s.u''.
a. H. tItlslle. ol "ashshstotl' came Oh hcFc sto
days since, md hns been bllsiiy engaged Mt hts
work If prcmriux Il blogr,p}y. I'rs.sitlcut
,,t,1 / - ~. ,,t,.,t ,,.',..I.i.,,,. g., proruro
alalo aas naa SEVERN ptuposalohs' h
persttA.l knowledge: rs my rlpn In tho world to
s.,. - - .t,, rt,,I III Ia . ii.or,,v vnon
"rHc ooo7 ~ I'M AIM Nv ~ :" "'e.o+s A"'.
of some rcputnttan having prepared eorcr1!l
works OF considerable interest and rcscnrch al-
r.u,.v. t[e IN als, i gentleman ybu t,ns kent
a1'r,1s+ ~ al, .,,, l,..t ,x,I,mI thonrht ~ tho
"c"1t " ~ wv ~. ~. ~ ,s. .o
agG. II IL Thought W ttloso Who seCfl 10 KNOW
, 1880-06-30
SUICIDE.
JOLIET.

joliet, ILL.,, Juno D.-Mrs. Sophia Farley,
widow Of tho lato e. Zarley, Es,., ono of tho pr-
rrictora Of tho Joliet Signa&, committed suicide
ut her r'sldence OIL Eastern avenue Inst night.
She WIS found this morning BY members Of tho
famtly suspended by tho neck with u ropo which
ehG bud fastened TO tho door Of her bcdr,nn,.
Tho t!cccnscd was abuut TO yenrs Of Axp, and
leaves fur chllron. Temporary deranXcncnt,
INDUCED ly trouble In settling up her lnte bus
blnd.s estate. !s supposed to hnve been tho mo-
tive for her seif-lcstr1ction.
, 1880-06-30

RIE DE JASE1mI June 10-A dispatch from
Duen0s Ayres announces that tho city nndo
peace proposals to tho National Government OH
tho x'th lnst.. and negotiation arc expected 10
result farornb1y.
Lt,SENlx. June "a telegram frnm Monte.
yiflcn reports that peace bus been concluded ut
nuEuue AYfGg.
, 1880-06-30

rl.AGrE nr IAJCftsTs.
st. PETEnsnunt'. June :3.-The Russian Min
fftcr Of tho interior, m n tour OF inspection,
tclagrlphs frtstn Itstrakhnn TINT, owing IL tho
went af hands. thu plM8Hn at h~uetR cang,0t De
cGectnaljt Cradscntttl. Many otAor insects arc
{uturjnH tho crops
, 1880-06-30

o1At4A10*
C1sto1na Dut1cs-1'nciflc Railway Lnndn
:-proVoKed Permanent Military Force
-T1lc Orange Cnxe.
6peetal DtspateA to 7he Chtedqo Tribune.
MONTREAL, Juno .N.-Thc tllsaster OH tho Lit
chine Car1nl to-day will interrupt tho trHdo of
tho country tor M fndetlnit pertud and entail I'LL
enormous loss to commercial interests both hero
ailil ln tho West. Fur years p.st tho Government
has been engaged in tho Importnnt work
Of deepening nnd otherwise improving tho navi-
CATION Of tho Luchtne Canal. Hundreds Of th0u-
Bantla OF dolfars h1vo bceu spent on tho work.
and tho public WIS beginning to hope for sonse
return. Just as trado had tAkcn a turn tit
our favor. and tho Krnnarlcs OF tho West
opened. and rnst cousign,nonts Of wheat were
beginning To pour down upon ia to an HEprcce-
teuted extent from Chlcagn an accfdcnt hap-
pens which stops tho wheels Ut commerce ant
parnlyzes tho whole trade Of tho IT. Lawrence
Thousands pt willing harlds arc now temporarily
thrown idle, the mills along tho cannl
being stopped for want OF wnter nt
the busiest scason Of tho year. and the inland
shipping tr1do Of Lilo far West brought tU a
ataad Or DIRECTED 70 other channels 70 get to tao
vessels TINT arr Whiting here for. for carKoss of
st fen e. dSs!anSo T ,caf nS setSssy sy
With tho onxirc bcl!.wlrrs. 1he stite: Ii Londe.
WIS 0n tue Apltf OpEk A8 LUZ DUHk tlfGEUu ku1
iaak Sis se9o ssai e. s9s 1ae :s
and consequently tho bmt went right on. Iho
u,atc, becoming AwArg TINT no heed waA paid 10
bis sigrnl. rushed to the other siic Ut tho boAt
aud pulled tho bell, thsn too latS. however, thS
by the engineer, hut, seeing Tint tho lock
giatrs were EoinR, tho Nuts s'1Ilale' agatn tn g
nhtali and tho engineer did se. thl8 presence OF
nii.ld prpbaby nvGrtGd Il fearful Ihss Of llfG ~
hnd tho bout been swept down unrcsisflngly It
wuuld almost ccrtainty hnrc gone Eyer tho l9Ecr l
5<sa n 1he Ssf y M %a ehsp1 t. %
OrrAwA. June .1.-Tho Caru1dtI Gazttto says
tho duty on tomatoes in cans nsltl on canned
which rntu shall include duty On cans; and tho
weight '1u which duty ~ payable shall include M
tho weight Of the ca',s. The rnte of % auty 10 hs ~
ind Oh rolled bonii,s. channcls. mud angles, Ut
M Notce @ I il given that by orIcr- Council. tho
Governor 1snernl has beam plcasc4 to repct!
the ssyent sestion s5 tho ';.C M
of Tho laudx for tio miles IN each side Of t1o
Catltllan Faciac Hallway: md t9 order that tho
yet reTuro ta be Eslc.i To sntisfy claims 40 fur
| ntthorlxod, he accepted ut Its pnr vuluc tn tho
q, e. w%y e NJ ans unae7 ss
'ns Rfss'sa!s fsa.ns s ses declined ta9 prot.
neotion ra sia wita the iacitis ftailwsy,-thns con-
plctsIy scvoring his connection with tho pon1'-
'o, An n oitawaits, writing from Emerson. slani-
tobl, 10 his relatives herv. records tho fAct t1at
d mutua! fr!end. farmer ftrni Ne{oa4 1oTu' Wy
I a ta,.va ~ 70 VT qo cnor II FL .hc
hauds ot Bpeu!ators nr hamporcd W absurd reg,
uIatlulls. lIo has followed other Canadians and
so"o sptesas IT, mGa hsnatsA to 9ns ntsaeo Insun..
Ton,Nro. juno IA canle-d'spatch an
The Sss1 s ,at f ths s'pE s1t
| militia, now III EnXlAnd. WINS urging upon the
, 1880-06-30
CHINA.


HEEANIHUe
CABr1, june 20,-TFustNorthy reports have
been received hero that souo lsllsslAti ttooI@
were 1efcAtc4i by tho Chinese ut Turk Pass, and
aguln prpsseA aud agaIn defeated at ktssalhoF"
xhat; ioslpv much ammunition and supplies.
Gho thpe1o hAyq reached 0ulch1.
, 1880-06-30
GERMANY.

1Hs fH.iNUH nTLfu
HrEl1N. JunH ::A-The inatorlty by which tho
Cbnrci, hill passc'l the rrlss1an nct incudel
the unitei Conservatives and forty National
Liberals. The minority was cr,tnposed Of tho
party nr thu Centre. tho 1nlcs, proxrcss!onists,
nnd forty Ehtionni Liberals.
, 1880-06-30
81 w.
Sz$s%a;;:*''' Sz$sx%',s;s N:
SDInI.ANuUAL
CLEARING .SALE
FURN| URE!
Regardless Of Cost for the Next
80 Days Only.
Chamber Suits,
Parlor Suits,
Hall Stands,
Secretaries,
Chairs, &C., &c.
Regardless Of Cost for The Next
80 Days Only.
IMNRNSR BARGAINS !

We will, for the next 80 days,
sell Furniture Of every description
at great sacrifice. Purchasers
will be convinced that this is a
genuine clcaring-out sale.
We shall again offer our CYL
INDER "BOOM BOOKCASE
at the s1aughtering price Of $35.
Only a limited number on hand.
Come and secure bargains sell
dom to be had.
, 1880-06-30

CINCINNATI, O., Juno .1.-Dr. W. y. Semple. OF
Dayton. o., whit tried to drown himself In tho
river f1w tnyH ago. and WIS rescued and sc,lt
TO the workhpuse, succeeded III hmngtng himself
~ his cell this morning. ), 1Ie WINS deud when
fo&1t,
, 1880-06-30

CoIuAnUs. Juna 22.-Word bus Fuachad thu
stato board OF Public Works that sAo aqueducf
over Urcgory Crt,ek. on tho NiAml and Erie
Cas.al, noat Middletown, Dutlor Cou4ty. which
was washed away some tins axo, h4s not yos
beeu repaired. and that THOUSANDS Of dolsars arc
befug lost to manufacturers alonx tho canal toe
wunt os watur, while heavy tolls for carrying
thousands OF tnus Ut Leu by canal ara being lost
u tho State, Whnn the disaster occurred many
hun.lso4t acres Of bottou,'lnnd planted Ia cora
weru oyertiowei, and ~ tho wHter subsItled tho
farmers veso compelled u hito I'LL the !ADoF
, 1880-06-30
Moving Scenes at the Morgue Through.
out the Day Yesterday.
TWenty.one Bodies Recovered, and Ser.
era1 Persons Still Missing.
Narrow Escape Of an Excursion Steamer III
New York Harbor.

ta[hs statement TINT tho Gr1tntte Ytnto and
echooncrs Werc In bis way, that he c0iid not Mt
onco turn the vessel usloru. Passengers my
that he had three excellent beactInp- p1antls
cioso ut hand. aud there WIS nothing In tho WV.
They declare fully fifteen minutes might bayoi
been HAFcs. and not a lffo need hnve tecu lost.
rs nobody Jumped until these points hat boon
pissed. But II tho Captatn tnasto mistake In
Judgment. or through Ignorance Of tho coast.
nobt'dy WILL question his heroisM In holdiug to
tho wheel until tho vessel WIS benchcl, thpurh
no was terribly burned by 20 doing. :;
10 the Nfsttrn Assoetated PTrs.
NEW fnHK. june A-Wtlltam II, Grace, 81
Wall street, rcported lost, together With his VITO
and child, By the burning Of tho steamer sca-
'vunahakh last evening, 'snmoug tho snvcd. THO
threo were rescued nftcr being in tho water
half an hour. Henry Arthur, leather merchant,
N Gold Btrcct, Ia alss saved.
Thu hody Ut J. II. sktdmorc, sS4 Pearl street,
WIS found ut tho foot Of Ono Hundred and Fit.
teenth street. llu Jumped overheard from tho
steamer nftcr shaking bands With his brother.
who WIS saved.
The tt'dy Mt the Morg,lc IL supposed to bs that
Of tho Hev. j. ". Dillcr, b. D., former Hector ot
st. Luke's Church, Drooklyn. It bus not yor
boon identified.
Two moro bo'!tes wcro picked up OH Ward's
Island. one man 40 ycars old light complexion.
sandy hair and whsknrs, and drcssed Ia n bIncl<
cunt, checked Jumper, and blue oyernlls: tho
other was man Of about IS yuars, with sandy
nistacho, dressed In dark pants and checked
jumper. r..
The bodies Of Mrs. Evel,nc D. Bennett and
husband, A. Il. Bennett, Nor Is anu % Liberty
street, wcrG identified ut tho Morgtte nnd re-
murGtl to thor lNte residence in brooklyn.
Thu bodies Of Mru. nart,ara 1tauscher and Miss
.'sxe , s1ae s,'e"., No ~ esl s'oof'n street,
w. m., 49, ro..'''vo - 1, ~" 'cuios osco' ..
Edwar1l q. booth, lawyer. Liberty street. WASH
nt1ft onn t,r+t t,unA
tho tliu,,ster. 0''~D
Charles Il. Apptcby, No. 1b5 Droadwuy, rcport-
cd lost With his Wife writes that both aro SAFE,
and unlnjurcd.
Constantine shcrry's child, brought to tho
Morgue this morning, was recognized and taken
awny By It's father, who lives 1T No, Sn7 Secoud
nvcnuc.
David II. Do Boyolse, agc,l q, Of M, 81 Dowery
was recognized by bis father, and tho body tukcn
away this morning,
sl1san E. CoIotou, aRed Is years, vito Of georuo
W. Co,oton. agent Of Tim He'd 'Rtnr stoo,p,.--~-
ssa. n. l,uzs,,.u s,r1- nvu~ % yrnru uiu; wit
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strictly within tho limits of tho laws Of tho
country.
LtlHt'US. Juno GA DrllRscfs dispatch enya
tho r1iptltru If relations with tho Vatican wis
brought ntptlt by tho Itshop of Tour1,ny. WIN Is
i1aw In complete 1Isngretmeht with tho Iapal
Scr. communicating dispatches establishing ihe
dup!fcity OF the Vatican.