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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-08-03

This is. without any exception. the most
complete and finest EQUIPPED organization on
the American ointment. Travels by rail with
It's own Train OF Magnificent Cars.
The management have spared neither tim g
nor expense, to secure the most renowned male
and female Artists of the ..renic circle. Moth
ing said or done nder heimmense pavilion to
offend the eye or ear Of the most fastidious.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1880-08-03

is the most thrilling, danger defying and ex-
citing feat ever attempted by any living male
or female artist. She never fails. 1t is worth
coming hundreds of miles to witness this
alone. So throw away toll and care, andsbring
your families.
The Woods Electric Light. the most brilliant
known, is used in this show only.
Admission: Adults, so G. Children under
For further particulars see bills. au3-lt
, 1880-02-22


Ella Clay, record a:227h, will appear on the tur1
again this season.
y. " Holmes, well known Kansas City horse
1an' was in the city yesterday.
'ohn Sp1an went to Milwaukee yesterday on
D1slness, and will return to-day
ereaves, the English jockey. will ride this
}ear Tor the Blanton stable and Mr. Gretton
lom Dawson, the celebrated English trainer, Is
~ and no hopes are entertained OF his recovery
Chris Nevcns, who drove tho chestnut stallion
randall when that little horse was ut his best IS
visiting friends in Chicago.
hooert Bonner has Just returned to New 1 orh
=. s1'er weeks visit to Kentucky, but, SO lar Us
Aoo"n4 made no purchases while there.
The new grand stand Of the Coney Island
Jockey Club Is to have private boxes for ladles'
anu will he the finest structure Of its Kind In the
country
Harry Hampstead, who purchased and devel-
oped that excellent race-horse, Col Rceiy,
PISSED through Chicago on his way to Denver,
"A1tner ne goes on horse business.
:, In answer to :. Horseman,' it may be said that
nafus was at one time a Is ringer. having been
IEkeh to Canada in 1874 By Jim Page, OF Long
Aetano, and trotted under an assumed mime.
"; W. 3. Roynton, Of the Board OF 1rade> s1as
purchased OF Mr. T. c. Merserau the 6-year-olo
nto"n mare BruncttA, by W0buTn+ Gam os
road.
Al. =: f. Goode1l, formerly President ot Ine
Fourth National Bank of this city. is now Score
VI Inc Lfadyile, Colo, race track. ana WI1ttS
, 1880-02-22

Burns, Placida, and Kaleidoscope ut the terms
on which they nre handicapped, and it is asking
Victor Chief too much to meet him at ten
pounds, seeing that he receives eighteen pounds
In tho City and Suburban"
Mr.. Frank H. Dunton has attracted consider
able attention lately while driving his recent
purchuse,-a beautiful mare by Srnuggler. It is
not every one that owns a daughter Of the fnst-
est stallion in the world. and to be drawn along
by such frictionless pacer as this Is pleasure
indeed. While in Kansas this winter the pro-
prietor Of tho Spirit Of the Turf heard Of the
mare now being described, and ut once set about
purchasing her. She was bred in Kansas, foaled
1372, herr dam being a highly-bred pac-
ing marc that wus brought from Virginia
during the War. thus making her a
PAGER through and through. Last fall she was
handled about sixty days for speed, md the only
mile for speed her trainer attempted with her
WINS done US follows: First quarter, IS seconds;
second quarter, 38 seconds; third quarter 3S Sec
onds: fourth, IS seconds; thus making the mile
in 2:27. She PAGES without check-rein or boots
Of any description, is as steady as clock, and
rich brown, .15A hands high. uphcaded.
aud as neatly nude as q Thoroughbred
from head to heel, although with great
strength apparent Mt every point, which enables
her to draw two persons In q top-wagon ut m
astonishing ratio of speed. She wears eight
ounce shoes forward and five ounces behind. So
well pleased is Mr.. Dunton with his purchase
that he has named her Dora DunLon, in honor Of
his only child. It is whispered about that this
fleet daughter Of S1nuggler will join Splnn $
stable Of trotters in the spring, and perhaps pace
as fast rs her sire trotted, d,-2:l5a4,-thu adding
another to the great pacing quartet
, 1880-02-22

TIC Co{0N1t3 0NI iHdR ,e ~.
The successful expedition H. OF sbpres pTr Of SG1 tb
= ,.,5ic Soa are not SO inhospitable as has been
enerail ~ SUPPOSED Perhaps the most interest
Ing Of minor made ey eds asainst
fha Grea5 of nil nayigators and the particular
scourge SEQ Of Arctic cxpeditions-namey; senr =
that there was not snse and GSf ths rs
romorEahic fact Is due, not to the employment
Of nme-juce and other antiscorbutie:ss n h orqi
mary but to the use Of enr1o9s ut hfte nlantt
which finds an ephemern existence in the SNOW '
and Ice during the short Arctic sumner nd Inc cqe
berries arc found in great abundance, any q r.,
natives Of the great ice world. It's flavor a,s re-
sembles that Of the raspberry but IS nc o.e ovee reia
The mode Of preparation adopted on me rd }sn
preserve them in the milk Of the reindeer, WHICH t
was then allowed to freeze. In this s1atE .15 1oe
fruit can be preserved for an mdenQ1t pei1o1*
, 1880-02-22
TWO S0NNEIS.
SCIENCE.

SCIENCE.
All-ho1ding Earth, vast empire ct firm fact,
Glohose compact Of co1ternnl atoms, fused
in s. tuutural selection" by chance fire, unloosed
From q volcanic buss in CONFUSION rackcd
and hurled 'Rninst diferentiahon-thou art
Full as Et nut with knowledge yet unused!
While the blind crowd, by manufactured faltn
See not rs vet the way which life has tracked
From bioplastio cell to brain-powers which
Victory Ger matters numbness aud the light
Alike; bit, geueralizlng, pray and weave
Old fable round Being, which Is God tney
ne know thee, Eyolutlonl yet, alas! We must
In backward reaching causes, and missing link!
Afl-c4yfr,D Light, that tillcst the vast sky,
Nor seem st aught else than Love expressed,
Since all the bounties whereby life Is bessed
Come down through thee as from hand on
All crowths TINT noursh these frail forms that die
Dcpcud on thee; no less the faith that finds 1ts
Above the wheeling shadow of the world' Thy
And highest 2 gift, Light, is Faith, whereby
We trust in certain sunrise when tho night IS mere
And trust in Somewhat over all, the best and
hi1hcst- ..,,-.,-,o
Loves King of Light, the Heavenly Father dear,
Who made both brain and atom. and devised
Tho contncts of the matter and the Word, evolV-
Belief in Him, aud His all-giving Christi
BOTEls II. CAMPBELL.
, 1880-02-22
Kussfan Winters Tho Manner In
which tho People OF the Gar Keep

Pau Mall Gdxtttt.
The Russians have great knack Or maklng
their winters pleasant. You feel nothingof n the
cold in those tightly built houses, where all tho
doors and windows Are double anu Wnese the the
wallis There is no dampfn Russian house, anu
the inmates may dress indoors ~ the ARntess
OF garbs which contrast ODDLY WIN tne rsS ,,t -
4 Russian can afford to run no risk OF exposure
when be leaves his house for q, walk or drive.
his feet and legs with felt boots lined with
wool or fur which arc drawn on over the orail-
nary boots and trousers and Ieacn nt up ~ tnn
coat with fur collar, lining and cuts; and aas ne
buries his hands IN pair Of fnger!esAs A gloyes sre3
q has o sqRRsd % and tha1 ~tR It
mufiies @ him up to the eyes, the Russian :x- *
poses only bis nose the cold air; and ne takes
care to gye shas organ a,!s who
is np1 to forget that prccaution. wnnld oiLen 81
bis nose frozen If it were not for the courtesy OF
the hgssans h3a w1G M hw' and viii unbdden
help him to chafe it vigorously with snow.
II Russian cities walking Is Just possible ;as Ior
The women Of the lower order wear knee boot';
those Of the shopkceping classes seldom venture
out atall, those OF the nr1stoe1Acy go uut ~
vehicles for nervous people, for the kAlmuck
coach men drive them at such terrific pace that
they frequently capsize; s deSat1e
must be added that to he spilled out OF = Rus
sian sleigh Is tantamount only to getting
To,1ch tumble on soft mattress, for the very
tbick frlrs In which the victim Is sure to be
wrapped will be enough TO break the fall.
The houses and novels OF the Russian working
classes are as well warmed as those OF the
aristocrncy. i stove is always the principal
item OF furniture in them. and these contriy-
ances are used to sleep on as we'll as to cook in.
The mujck, having no bed, curls himself up on
his stove at his time for going to rest; some
times he may be found creeping right into the
stove and enjoying the delights Of q good vapor
bath. The amount of heat which a russian will
stand is amazing, and his carelesuess in facing
the cold afterWard not less 60.
, 1880-02-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Results Of Lent-Thc Number Reduced
-. Onc-TanlG
The observance by. many people Of the
Lenten restrictions relative to marriage has
interfcred to great extent with the license
business, and the falling off has been most
marked. Last week there were only seven
ty-one certificates lssued,-about half the
number usually issued in busy week. The
list is as follows:
, 1880-02-22
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Brega, OF Michigak
avenue, left Wednesday for New York.

ENGLEWOOD.
Capt. James E., White, Superintendent Of
the Railway Mail Service, has returned home
from Washington after an absence OF several
weeks, on business connected with his de-
partmens
The Eng1ewood Literary Society will hold
Of Mr: Stiiman, to-1nor1ow % tsv evening. min S
Dr. c. H. LoyewelI, Past Grand Of Normal
Lodge, No. 500, I. o. O. F., was presented
Tuesday evening with combination collar
and regalia by the members of the lodge.
The presentation was made by E. Kirk, Jr.,
Noble Grand.
, 1880-02-22
PROPOSALS..


Propoanla for bacon.
OFFICE or PURCHASING AND DKPoT)
CoM1ussARY, No. EAST TWASI1NGIoS-9T., I
CHICAGO, Ill, Feb 10 l36l
Sealed proposals In duplicate with u copy OF thta
advertisement ntsached will be Eecetred until
O'Clock p. M, Wednesday. Feb s. lSH 1oE tufntsh-
ing the Subsistence Department. u s. Army, de-
Hvered at such places this city may BIO required
on or before Mnrch S. lSa).
al.1D pounds Bacon Clear Sides. IN new sunnles.
t,erccs NOT TO contain pounds Bacon each. to
be full-ltned; hoops we'll driven and nailed;
57j pounds OF xcon. Clear Sides, each piece 70 oe
covered with cotton cloth. and packed in crates 10
contain about 100 pounds each; crates to have rope
bundles at each end and be strapped: <s,,.
The Bacon to be Wlnter-cureu, and OF tns seasons
packing, to be from nednm-sized hogs each side 70
weigh from 50 to IL pounds; to bo thorou-hly cured
and smoked and well dried out before being packed
Actual tara ut time Of delivery required IN I'LL
cases.
bids will be received for tho whole os any part OF
the amounts stated which to be Increased or de-
creased IS may DO required the time Vt opening
Proposals will be received subject TO the usual
conditions, and the right reject all bids Il
reserved.
Bunk proposals Or further information will be
N st. L. SnALI4
NAJnr and G. e
, 1880-02-22
IlovE TO COUNT THE PROMISES.

For every ono 4 fortress is
When hellish darts arc thrown.
And may hide my helpless head
Within their stcadfnst walls,
And know each fiery shaft that's Sped
Before them harmless falls.
Omfchtv bulwarks Of defense,
o fortrcsscs made strong,
My ban1er and my song. E. G. D. z.
, 1880-02-22

Knnsas City 4 Denver Fast Ex..
Kansas city Night Express...-.
St Louis. springfield & Texas.
Mobile i New Orleans ExpresB -
ST. Louis Springfield j. Tex1s.
PeofLu, Burlington / Fast Expr'as
h kenkuk Express =.
Pekin j. Peoria Express. ..........
Chicago d PAducnh K. Z. EI.... j.
Streasor, Lacon. Wash!ngt'n Ex.
Joliet Il Dwight Accommodation.
, 1880-02-22
| Leave. ! Arriv

c. B. @. .Fnlnca Dining Cars and Pullman 16- Whe&t
Sleeping run between Chicago and Omaha. Tes
peka, and Kansas City, on tha Pacific Exprs3a.
Chlcnro. Milwaukee d st. pnuI Railway.
Union Depot, corner Madison and Cnnnf-5ts- IT ke4
ONCE, 81 South Cl1rk-At- and at depot
, 1880-02-22
dt)u Saturday night runs to CenEEalia oaly.
Qn Saturday night runs TO Paori4 onIy.


Ch1cano IL Alton.
Union Depot West Side. near Mudison-st- bridge and
Twenu-thtr.i-st Ticket 0mces, At Depots. " South
Catk-dk, Grand Pacific Hotel, and Palmer House.
, 1880-02-22
THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Influences Of Lent Gradually Be.
coming Perceptible.
Marriages that Have Been and Are to
Be-Military Reception.
/ Vest Side Party-The Clubs and Their Doiugs-
Personal hotes.


A yery quiet wedding occurred last
Wednesday at the residence of the brides
parents In this city, the happy parties being
Miss Josephine Almini, daughter Of Mr.. P.
n. Almini, and Mr.. Clarence 0. Jones, a
Young LAWYER residing In Gorham, Kas.
None but the immediate friends of the family
were present and the fair bride with her hus-
band started westward at once.
The marriage Of Miss Fannie Moore, of
this city, and Mr.. Frank Fletcher Haradon,
of Bridgeport, Cal, took place last Thursday,
the Rev. F. O. Noble officiating.
Thursday last, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, in Du Page County, the mar
riage Of Miss Addie L. Stevens and Edward
W. Lester was solemnized.
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
The marriage of Miss Grace A. Mayer,
daughter of Leopold Mayer, ESQ.,, to Charles
Gondorf, will occur Tuesday evening, March
2, at O'Clock, at Standard-Hall.
The marriage Of A1r. Thomas 4. Little, Of
J,V. Farwell Il Co.'s, to Miss Minnie Hol-
leckcr, Of Ottawa, ILL.,, will be solemnized. at
the home of the BRIDES parents Tuesday,
Feb. "a. j.
THE marriage Of Miss Emma Gallon and Mr..
Laws, of Boston, will be celebrated March 10.
The engagement Of Nr. George Peckham,
formerly of this city, to Miss Sherwood, of St.
Louis, is announced.
BRILLIANT RECEPTION AT ROCKFORD.
One of the largest and finest society events
that has occurred in the State this season
took place at Rockford last Friday evening"
the occasion being the fourth annual recep-
ton of the Rockford Rifles, or Company B
Of the Third Regiment, I. N. G. The enter
tainment was given in honor Of Gen. Terrence
and staff, in Floral Hall, and was attended by
fully 2, 800 people, brought thither by special
invitation from among the best society Of
Rockford, GAINESVILLE, Aurora, Freeport,
and Chicago,-three carloads of mill
tary men and their ladies and
friends going out from this city,
accompanied By Pounds full orchestra. The
GAINESVILLE Guards were also present with a
band. The exercises consisted Of exhibition
Ia tter commencing at Gas Q'cinck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10

The General Assembly OF Virginia adjourned
last night SITTER the most disgraceful and iniu-i.
Gus session ever hold. il dragged the judiciary
Of tho State down from the high position it had
occupied ever since lis organization and made
it wallow in miro along with professional and
cheating 5lers it removed from the State
I'll :es the old and { fiji :ient men who had grown
gray in the States service, and who considered
Virgihia's honor as Intimately connected
with thor own, and l'lcd their places with un-
tried and unknown white mon and incompetent
and inefficient negroes; it put top TO the SET
iloment Of ths State debt on terms which, thourn
* eptionally favorable to tho State, were honor.
able TO her ard satisfactory TO her creditors; in
short, the sole object O.: tho msjority seems to
have boen - abstract from the depletcd
treasury all they could for themselves first, and
then for their friends t. injaro and degrade the
Sta.e in every conceivable manner. AS wo said
yesterday, should the Governor be induced by
any imaginable reason TO call such SGT together
ssa!n, tho reproach he would justly deserve will
overwhelm all the praise and honor t, which
his course up TO this time entities him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10

The Southern Planter and Farmer for March
has been rec lived This journal, row in ,ts
iortioth Year, has scne oftho best farmers in the
Southern country writing for il. Tho present
numbar contains pspur from Mr.. Lswes. OF
Eng'ahd, tho mos! eminent sgriculturist in the
world, reviewing tho published opinions "i The
Planter on commercial fertilzers. The Planter
and Farmer is published 1T Richmond, Virginia,
at 81 year.
Nine Dtmoftst's illustrated Portfolio OF
Fashion Tor Spring and Summer, and wv hat to
Wear and How TO Make It." have been received
from Mr.. George K. French, No. s. King ST.
We have rtcsived tho February number OF
the Southern Mechanic published nj Richr.nnd
Va, at 80 cents year.
We ere indebted to Mr.. Mu,hbarh for coriGs
OF State Documents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
BDC4A r. SNOwpRN
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 10.

Despite tho III favorable weather prevailing
last light tho celebration Of the centennial If
the municipal organization OF the city was H
very happy affair. and rtl ected credit upon all
who took part in it. The crowd WAS large the
procession attr active, the illumination along the
line Of the route general. tho poem appropriate,
The address Interesting, and the banquet or joy
able. A full account OF all tho incidents Of the
Cccasion will ba found elsewhere in to. days is-
gue Alexandria has now had contury's OF =
pcrience in municipal government All her
natursl and many Of her artificial facilities TOR
Increasing her population, her business and her
" ,ath are unoxcetd. These advantages if
supplemented by little additional activity, en-
tc.ptise and boldncss, will regain her the trade
sho has lost, and sgsin make her. ss she WAS long
years ego, the market town II all this section of
country. There could be no more favorable or
moro appropriate opportunity for an attempt TO
advance Al,x.ndrlas prosperity than this, the
centennial year Of her corporate existence IF O
small portion Of hor cit:z ,ns' money now locked
up 10 goVornmont bonds, or ether securities out
sidothecity and State were invested hero in manu-.
factories or in commerce. it would not only re-
turn them handsome income, but inaugu-
rate movement for the city's benefit that
would receive additional strength from numcr-
GUS SIS yet unthought Of quarters, and which,
thero is every reason to believe, would soon &C.
quire momentum sufficient TO overcome ai
Instructions Who will start thi3 movement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10

Tbo Richmond Wing says that "lho is.ul
next year in Virginia is likely to DO whether VIC
Owe any o! the 80 called State debt, or not
To this complexion it has como al last, oaly .
little sooner thsn we ba2 anticipated tie tvowa
you'll DO malc-A footed rel udiation Of lhG
whole deb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10
ROREkGT TEat-H

The Belgian Chamber of Deputies lprcel "a
MAINTAIN legation ut the Vatican.
Mahomet Jan, with ll,C0) mon, is betwnhn
Ghuzoi and the frat stag. on the Cabul road
In consequence Of the defeat of article 7 of the
education bill IN the French Senate Yesterday.
Al. Ferry has resigned tho ministry Of public
worship.
On the Anstro. Russian frontier, near i p I6w.
the Vlsluls river broke through a dixie and
Hooded thirty villages. some of which wero com
p!ctely destroyed. Thousands of persons arc
without shelter or food. Many cattle were lost.
The Canadian budget. submitted Yesterday
shows that the receipts for the past year were
S24, 400 OOO, snd revenue So. SG7, 2G2. The gov
nrnment proposes to increase note circulation
from sl2O0, 600 TO $20.0C0. coo, instead of Dor
rowing.
The announcement Of the approaching disso
luIlon OF Parliament WAS surprise. and has
causeo much excitement in England MANY of
The elections for mombors of the new Psrlis.
ment, which will meet in MAY, will be- hold
within amontb. The campaign has already begun.
Lord Beacons fields letter 10 the Duke of Mari
borough, Lord lieutenant of ireland, furnishes
the keynote ofthe Conservative campaign, which
is opposition 10 Homo Rulers and the msinto.
nance of English influence in foreign affairs.
The Home kule Confederation oil Great Britain
met last night to concert measures for placing
obatrncture and Land League candidates in cp-
position 10 moderate Home Rulers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10

1t seems strange to the average law lbidipg
citizen Of the cJun.ry that with all The murici.
pal, State and national laws for preserving tho
peac, snd SECURITY CT the ptop, slch an in
ceudiary as Kearnoy should DO allowed for
months at time 10 keep whole city in con-
fusion and alarm to the great dotrimcnr of lis
every Interest. But these are strange tnlaR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10
no Trouble Apprehended.

SAN FKANCIsCo. March 10-Mayor Kalloch
has issued proclamation. in which he saws no
trouble whatever is spprehended from the work.
ing or any other Glasses in that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-03-10

COURT OF APPEALS. YEsTERDAY.-Law VS..
Law. Appeal allowed and supersedeas awarded
to decree of the Circuit Court of franklin
county. pronounced on the 18th of April, 1875.
Commonwealth vs. Johnson and ais. Argued
by Vol Charles Marshall and Judge Robert
Oald Tor the appellcts and NJ. 3. Seawsll for
tho Commonwealth and continued until To dav
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-25
THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA:

Read the following testimonials, not
from persons 5000 miles away. whom
no one knows, but FROM well-known
and Trustworthy citizens Of Oregon.
whose names. written with their own
hands. can be seen at our office:
SILvERToy. Or. March 81, 1880.
have been afflicted with q kidney
trouble for twelve years. during which
time have used almost every kidney
remedy l could hear of. but obtained
no relief until l tried the OREGON
KIDNEY TEA. l am now using the
second box and am free to say that l
am much better and have NO hesitsucy
in recommending il IS Q pleasant and
safe kidney remedy. W.-B. Cox.
GoLDESDALE. w. T.. March 81. 80.
1 have had the diabetes for thirty
years. Have lad many physicians
prsscribe for me. but failed to get re-
lief. l tried the OREGON KIDNEY TEA,
and the first dose gave me relief.
am now almost we'll, and would rsc.
ommend it r. any one suffering from
this disease. MOSES PIKE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-25
EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON, July Ex-senator
Bruce Is confident, II the President
would give proper authority for pro-
lection to voters. he could carry three
Mississippi districts, but is morally
certain that the Democrats now intend
to put in practise their bnll-dozing
schemes, heretofore successfully ems
p!oyed. The President hopes that
better counsels will prevail.
NEW YORK. July 23.-Dr Tanner
began his twenty sixth day ut noon 10
better spirits and condition. He is
indignant at reports that he is failing.
aud was never more cenfiient of sue.
cess A New York manager this morn.
lug offered him 5000 per week to com /.
plete the fast at his theater.
DETROIT. July % "A terrible acct
deIt occurred about 10 o'clock last
evening OH the Detroit river some nins
miles below the city. Tae excursion
steamer Garland with 1900 persons on
board, under the auspices of the De-
troit Moulders' Union, while going
down the river collided with the steam
yacht Mamie coming up. cutting her
ia two, SO that she almost instantly
sank. The latter had on board twenty
four persons, consisting mainly of
Father Bleyenbergh, pastor Of Trinity
Roman Catholic Church of this city,
and a number Of acolytes aud boys
officiating in various capacities in the
service OF the church. They had been
on an annual excursion to Monroe and
were returning home. The night was
bright moonlight. and there would
seem to have been no earthly reason
save that Of criminal negligence, why
the accident should have occurred. Oi
those on board the Mamie eighteen
were drowned. Captain Hoffman. En.
gineer Martin, Father Bleysnbefxh,
Miss Lizzse Dussesu. Of Monree, sind
four others were saved. All psrtie.
reached tbi. city about 2 o'clock thi.
morning. No bodies have been re-
covered