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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-21
Wton bite iid Dor 6a(idungen.
@gcrstfiSflcr Rath.

Sunen, @rtdttlng, b0ier 6als, 8rOn9itis
un6 anbcre 2uugenggbreite iOllten nid3t Der.
nadlaiIigt, ioH6eru re6tseitig aHgemsfeu be.
honbelt tpcrben; geidic6t Dies, 10 teeroen ate
bebenilid)en &eiuitate uernlieben, unb bas
geite, mas Fd) oa t6uu ldbt, ift Die auiuen.
bun9 bcS ipo1lterii6mten SeilntittelS, bea
Sauce'iden 3uianner0eiekten 4nOorus Sp-
rupS Compound Syrup of Horehound).
9ieies Mittel gilt bel 9euen, bic es branfen,
fir ben beiten 5u Gobenocn artifei. SeriuGe
cine Sloid)c, uno 0u iiber5euafi Did Sapon-
BreiS 25 uno 80 Gents Die 8lalAe. SoR
Setb g. Souce yir. 1913, Us E t. y altis
moresStrabe, III besiebeu. (22l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-21
Gin aiuo. nit seusf0laa

isit Der @eburt behaftet, miro sebeilt, mad.
oenl bic bette mcGBiulide 8eban0luag
frudltlO8 gebIleben mar.
% gSetts i y o tter.--Wetns Serrtnl Rstn
hsner Jpstiabri9sr Sobn lit lett iner @ebur auI etc
ner Ssitt s5s @riites etnsm Iusl6Iase roeIer im
getaute Der lsbsH bier WoHGte iil ii ser Die saRSe
Se!te oss 9'eibts5, oas 9tnn, oas OBJ uao oeieIbe
Seite oss Ropss ausoebnte. Gs mug ibu gar ara ass
rett une 9tlu6t baben, oa ct INNER traste mas mir
aud sebraudsr moGtsn. 9b Se6rautts nab Dem @as
tbe rneiuer Sreunee uno au Nnoronuns nienes 61uss
ar8tes oiele Ntttte obHe Grfo9. bis i'd rnoI auF ns
ttcura tite, WelCbes tit @nJiinoung unh oas SUIT
fen ofor noerte uno in tntSrr 3et peilung bepirtte
M6tun9suoa
Sobu 6. Surrp,
bel Der pWapOrtb. WanuI. sGomp. q
SoHon, Is. @pril 1878.
RottJ.-gBenn et aebtiIt. fam Die baut tptid5 ans
3arf semodbt lueroen, wenn aus idIesIi q.
Sci e 9tbrau&t wtro iI S0teitsH- uno RstRIi@s
feits.3peftn.
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Brtdet=S{ke,
Ctrc Gisentbiimlidtett oeS terlnil9eu
0l.rt,nia

Cire gentbUmldtelt oeS teraniiAeu
<nIaS.
90 gBsets x &Yotter. - Dtttne Serrenl 4ubet
smplGngen sic eefdatah siren Dollar iar etne arpke
Bh6le utteurG. Die ttine Silhle, peIhs Id por
eni9er 3sit srbtelt. bat iebr quite Ditne eeeet Be-
ionOers 9egsn Yrldebigr oter Slu5fsusr, uIe m1nde
2eute ts nsnnsn. sic loaien mid borsn. uis Id 53r
OBJ itnee.
3br srsebenFer
James gB. 8u6Iep
Dt on. Seras, q. Sept. 1873.
@uttcura ut bas pirt dmlte Diitttl fir GueerIis
den Sebrau6. @s betIt ale Sdniltiuunsen, Quets
ibunsen uno SautSGblh htrfuugsu; es erneuert oas
Saar. penn es but Stalp2aHtbetten Jsritjrt murDe;
IS sntlernt 9riEo nHb SD ppPn ooH Der Ropfhaut ers
bait oeIe rein uno ma9t oas OGar pei1 uu0 bIe9Iam
@s 1T e6enlo anpredclo, ns es pirtIam it, uu0 iptrb
in ieCem Gaue trttb nttriiiibt ourdJ uttcurds
lie, tpelbe allen Wattern ans be,onosrs lu eHs
pieblen 1T, nit otreIbn ben f6rpsr unO 90Of Der
S1raln9e un0 &ineer lu rentgen. Sie III ebsHiomobI
3oeiteu.&rtttel, os Arlret unb 1T ole luobtrs1snoAe
uu6 dngenebmfe oetie, beonoers gum 9Ddihsn una
8ohen bon Slnotru, lpelte tmuls praparirt rpuroe.
Q9tr oettern 0cn GlterH All oas gfsItimnItefe BAR
biss Wttl uubeo;ns Jidts entbdlteu mas Dem HeiE.
itsn &inte ltbdbli4 len i5nnte. Sum Rdawsile Deli
len nsbmen mir Seiug Guf bic }eugnls oss Or. Saqss
beigeiist tno.
Guticure, SutIcurn:RcIuiDeit uH6 Sutic:ras
geife UCroen prdpartrt pom gSettS & Bottct G9ener
unb Bbarmaccuttn, yir. 800 g@aibingtonitra6e, uno
fn6 uon olcn 2roguiiien gu btSIebeu. Brei5 oe5
ttCur a telUe gutirH % Gents gr0Bc BadlieH, mel=
dc 5Uct uno eln talU Wt0l 70 pie ais Die tsneH ball
ten, 81. EeiOIDcnt 81 pro 6luitc; @uttcuz
IA eifC % Gents; mittelft B0it 80 Gents; 0rei
Stildt % Gents
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2rIIiNs.

Bhifabelpbia, 20. 6ebruar. - Die
ySmperial= SaunDoliipinaerei" 5u Oar61, Su
BEN gtadlaiie bes 6rr. Sobn Ssrlinoers 9e10z
rig, brantte i'll Der pergaugenen 9fa9t nieber.
@elluit $4,000; Seriidleruns $25 900.
Gtlantic c, Sa., 20. Sebruar. = Der @ee
traibe, @iepator Der t60. 3. 8. Gilman &
Comp, Ioiuie ein onItoBenaes Maga5in singsu
9eitern nebit 100000 Sui6eln Mai5 in Slam.
men auf.
Cincinnati, 20. Sebruar. geitern
glbeno IN Srn. Sobn IOberts' autIGenfabrif
glr. 1872, GacellraBe, altsgebrod)enes Sauer
ridltete Staoen i'm Setrage bon 81, 900 an.
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&tnSer TT bcri6icoenen 2Glterss
Stufen.
8citere 9eilun9eu BON Saut. uno 5falp.

NtTcftlonen purdl 0le 9utlcura,p pelllnlttet
Sr. freo. Rubrsr; SdIitrtr Der .stod Growers Nds
tlcnal.8dni," Nneblo, Colorado, idrsibt: .,9a bin
10 pobI Iufrteoen NIT ieiuen gBirtdngen an m:intm
SGusltn9e bag Id oGllslbe gar rld i'm Saufe entDshs
rem tann. Gs 1T Gin iuunGerbares SsiImittel uuo mus
unbe tn8t GuBerf popu!ar peroen, utnH erit IetHe
8pBi9e untsr otr Sotemais bsiltr 6ltlnnt seporben
Fno."
Sr. J. g. gBests, Eopu.S6atmeiTter, ST. GIbans.
ST., idJrtbt in etnem Briss bonn %. Rai .Ss uirft
gum &nt5uden am Gtrlid9te uno SopIe meines Sdus.
Itngs es turire ben 9opi bercis uoqfdnoie uno Dot
aud oas @eii1t beinab. ihon gang con ben 5tiDaren
8srent8t. SD babe es idon NebI bIsrtu anempioaltn,
uno Or. YlGnt bat es fir tie befteut"
Sr. W. gR. Gbid. Al iSranfliHItr.. BoTon, ,asetti
,,Dietn teints adbtbu Wouats aIt,s Go1t.rh .lese'
an DEM luas bic 4erjte eczema ueuuen. gB tabss
iaIt ebts Viittel Obnt GrfoIs ceriu9t biz ut reHd
an 3 uttcura tamen. Gls 3tne III nun iat u,
aeu gebortn, uuo mir TIben uus sbr sIidltb."
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.0dntnrrhutpeu.

Gin EhereS unb an9suebmes 6eilmittel--
s0rlett's 9SmnFraStOta s ..63S 3SplSsa lsupPoa-
acyP' Sstb Q. $anes, Wr,IQ8, B Cd.
8altimoreara6e. (@
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tsa:magt & GgartleH,

IT. a. q Tarf< tfA Rs,
{Su e5ener t5I6e).
s<resAe- -Iiehsrateare aa1 lIaagwa!sr
iisr bsa 5s:s,ers epn
Hird.en, 9alien, Issatsen,
Easnliid:es, t5ebaaesn, I;ripa.,ucI cIaanasn afaa.,
5hither, Bauner,
Ef1Asn Sefosetie.es.. @nnosraa,me u. I. ss,.
Hs Die grbcIt iptrb mad ben beflen filnnleriiden
gntrlrien asIisfsrt itnb Brele nnb ausfulrnng Der
arbeii ben Mpiorberunsen Der Set ub bes Ge9mafes
oreepnft. Gnin.art & CuartIeD,
tsrsstonaier, Defcrateure nno 4auSnGler.
Suii13.fS2&Yl
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40 SaDrc pos Dem Raeltemm.
70 a3HDtc pot 0eNI 1yNoIEENl9t.
Die dd1teu
9r. Is. WScQane'S
beriibute
leDersVt(leu
symtome ctner framfen eeber.
5NI DelIINY UDn
$.ep6tifiS pSer 2ebersGranfDctten,
8D89epltc II. trontbuftem fopflpeb.

SUmtomc ctmer framfen 2s6er.
Sdlmcr3m in scr reftcn Seite, unter
= Dol6 Der 9(ippcn, Inn 10 gr6Ber 6eim
9ruf; nirmter lit Der Sd)uerS in oer
linfeu Seitc; oer &rante fam taum AMI
Der linteu 1titc tiegen; otter miro Der
S6ucr3 inter Dem Sdulter6latt gez
fGblt, uno bebnt iid baufig bis 3ur
Sdulterb6be ats, uuO miro mjtuuter
fin Jfbenmati5mu8 i'm 2trm berfanut.
Der 0Jiugcn leioet all 2lppctitloiigfeit uno
llebclteit, Die Gingewei0e Iiu0 oQgemein
OerltOpit; Der &Opf lit leiOenO unO nit
oumpfcu, iducrcm Sdmer5 i'm Sinter@
fopi belaiti9t 0ewObnlid eriItirt audi
@)eOahmiBidwade, beg(eitet Don peinlts
dem G)cfIbl, ais ici etpo8 untcrlafen
mas bate getban mer0en iollen. @m
leidter trofener Sulteu lit mitlnter i'm
GcfOlge. Der Patient fla9t iibcr Olat>
ti0feit un0 SAWatbc; er erIdlrift letdlt,
ieiue 5IBe iiuO talt Ober brennenb, unb
CT fiagt iiber prifelnoe8 G)efGbl III Der
6out iein Gcmit9 lit nie6ergei1la9en,
unO O6po5l glaubeltO, oaB forperlt3e
@eregung Tim wobl t9un miirbe, fann
er bod faum &raft genug iunmeln, es
3u perinden 81 miBtrnut 1T Nabrbett
icOem 0cilmittcl. 9erl1icberc Oieier 9ez
nonnten SDmptome 6egleiteu Die &raif>
belt, bod bat e8 Sale gegeben, UO weuige
6erictben eriltirtcn, ieOob Die llnteriu>
dung be8 S6rper8 no6 Dem 3o0e bemie8,
paB Die 2e6er in 9rOBterllnOrOnun9 mar.
&nltes ESie6er.
Or. s. ?Wt &C Gane' 8-S E Der Btlz
fen in 5 dllen Don q em 6teber,
nit Suinin genomnten, erSeugen bic be-
itcn @rfOlge. G8 9iebt fem beliere8 Bltra
9irnittel oor un0 nad Dem Ginnebnten
BON Gbinin. QSir r0tben allen nit Die.
Jet Sranfbeit gebaIteten, oenle(6en einen
unporteiii den Ser II 9 gu 9e-
pGbren.
Sci allsn bili0ien llnoronun9en, un6
ols einiade8 Bur9irmittel, liilO iie uttz
per9leidlid.
g'on bite iisb Dor 6a(idunsen.
Die ddtten iino ME iiber3udert.
Sebe Sd)od)tel bat einen rotben 8adSFegd
aut oem 8edel nit Der Sndrift Or. DfcSane'S
2eber= Yillen.
Die df ten M Qane'S 2ebersB IL
len baben Die SiguaturCn BON G. Wfc9ane
uno Tleming 9ros. auf oem Oedtl.
0fan prlange bic Gdlten Or. 6. Wie9ane'S
9ebers 8iuen, prdparirt bon 5lentng Bros, 3u
8ittsburq, Sd, bsuu Der @iartt 1T boQ BON
NadobmurQer bee Ramen Wsc2attes anoers
buditabrt, abcr oeielbe auSiprade.
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Ser SaDml.,lfaa bet sSelatre.

Nen go If, 20. Sebr.-llebsr oen bersits
fllr5 nit9etbeilten gabuunfau in Der Ndbe BON
Seuatre, g., 1T fol9enoe 0epeld1e bier en1piat=
gen tpor0en: py@in 3us Der gellaire. .Soutb<
ipeitern 8abn," tuelher na4 8oooSfielo, o.,
unterpe9s mar, ent9leiite gegen 46 ubr gsitern
Abeno bel Sacobsburg, etrpa 13 Otsilen BON
Sellalre, unb sspet YerIonenisag9on ititr5ten
Die circa 18 SlB bobe 8abnb6ihung binab
u. g. gSilep, etn nabe gurris- -Uilll5, Bel
n1ont-@ountp, O., anidiiiger 6arner, wurDe
lebens9efabrlif, pielleid)t t0ntlid oerlest. @r=
eorsrebnlitslieo 9anforS aus Ohio erlitt
idnlershafte, iebod feineswegs sefdbrlide Ser.
lstun9en, uno perit'ebeHe a'loere Baiia9isre
tru9en mebr ODER nlilloer beoentlld)e 8uHosn
baDon. Die Seripuubetsn ueroeu Don ben
2anobemobnern III Der ytdbe oes 9hauplasss
auf'S 8eie uerpfe9t uro ldmnitlid) init Aus=
nahme gSilep's in fltrSer 3eit lpicoer bg9e=
Iellt ietu. a."
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Ut. Is.
(gtticura
SetIntttteI

boben raid unp filr INNER Sau9ngr un6 Rtnosr ss4
aeilt. ptlte bon Der Sebatt an init aupfs uno Sauts
ausIdlaa bebGftst Daren. Ste in Ioben ,fQQen per.
orenete 8ehanSlun9spsiis befisbt tn ihuadhsn DoRs
oes 6 tteura Re ioIpent tueltes elm poa-
tommtn fdlsres uno bod trdftsss BHtrstntsunesz
tteura. oes erpsen Saut SeilmtteIs I'm bic
frant Saut ju pai6en uuo iu rsiRts,u. ioGts teius
anbere Setie, als 9uticuIGsSe 6 etfe psroeuoet
lpsroen.
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NHeffere esnassasnsSne

q. S SOlepb, do, 20. 55ebr. = Sin aus
IS gSoggons beitebenber Sra1tSu9 Der ct.
-gSabalber Sabn" entsleite geitun 2tbeno
nabe 9teniG in 5olge etner faIid) geitetlteu
gScidJe. Der YofomotiOfiibrer Sobn Srennau
unO Elm 9renIg Igr murben beoe1lflid) perlett.
Gin dhnliber llniall ereigrete iid) ludbreuo
Der pergangellen ytaf)t bel Budlin AT Der
ySannibalSt. Spiepber Babn," no eine 60
fomotipe uno ieben Srahttpaggons entgleiiten
unb bonn gabubamlne herabitiir5ten. slid
ltder 9Seie pllrbe gflentano pcriett.
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Jpr er9ebeffer
Sam es gB. Bu6Iep.

sic 5cranren ieoe 2tnIdge SH
GnlJiuouugeu inaem iis
ungelunoe goer peroorbene
Stofe aus benz Spltsu1e 5tes
ben uue Guf Die Wsiis Jtbeus
muiisuu5 gtsurGlJia uH0
00e iur ren, Q9saH mau
trG8t. OttBinogrn lie 6isbsr
ouna cgr Eg,igeH uuO u trsu,
'. Gsr0aulu3s 8si&lueroen
.rfl
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Geregrap6if6e 9epefGen.

(Seride Der nfiocitrten Freiie" fir oen vSeutiden
Gorreiponoenten.")
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Gin euosrsr 9est6,t.

Ginci iunati, 20. 5ebr. - Die ipdteifen
Serid]te bonn Sdauplabe bss Baqnunfalis er=
geben, baB bis iebt feii1s Gerlpun0eten ge-
Iiorben ftno. gr-Gonsrebnttglieo DanfOr6's
Serleeungen iollen gefdhrlid)er Iein, al8 man
5uerit oermlltbetc, unb man fiirdtet ieet t6otli-
den ausgang. auBeroenl itnO Srau u. 9.
Galbtpea, Satin ellles DIRECTORS Der 8abn,
Spenrp OtlIbeG aus Belmont @ountp, o., uno
gSm. Srigger aus osnielbeu Gountp lebensgez
fabrlid] uno etiua bis 8 anOera BaIlagiere
ipenger bebenfli9 periuuubet. IS befanoeu
iid iber 40 BeriOnen auf Dem 3uge, tno man
bait &C fir ein mabres Bun0er, OaB 10 Siele
nit boiler Sal1t oauonfanlen.
9ret Spfcr oes a:TfaHs.
gellai re, O., 20. Sebr. - Srau Galoz
mell unD Sr. 98ileD erlageu berte ibren Ser
l(bungen, uno !0rn. 2orelso OanforD'S 3u-
itano 1T dubait frttlid). 9luBer Den in Der boz
bergebeuben 0epeidJe eripdbuten Perionen MIR.
ben nod Nrl. gtancp Sarri8, ST.. SroOfs aus
gSooSsiielO un0 ein @eiliIi@cr, gtamea8 u.
s. 2ane, bebentli6 oerlett. Gin Mann, Sta
mems SonlS, ipelber auf oem SdauplaBe 6es
llnfalls nit Dem @lfrGunlen Der Sriimmer be-
idGftigt mar, SO9 iid] beute bnrd) einen Stur;
bon DIR nabegelc9eneu Giienbobubriide t0otz
lti,e 9Sunben Su.
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Ser 8ettuua5 Wnfer.

ED t25as espas auat5hs un0 oo b65c, una ns oo s,
8is sBer
N e gd1runs
pea
nfrr. ff2
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GoUtHe,
Gp.ta Idlc CI'ftrtlh(
gIiaYisr.

gCresngiht nttbint,rn
iie ilbcr oGr gsaacr8rIbe
unh GertrIeiotp. gutlliul
btlioic aolit, GGspspitc
&lomp'e uun (j,isterrtip
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g1 SIN 9 6Hsenz Barre wirb ;ul
Seisr be8 morgtqen SOnntagS BrO f.
9Stnter NIT ieiner Rapele conjerti.
rem, uno Brof. Green nit ieineu Sir.
tnoieu 9eiitun9en auf benz Sioloncelo ott
Mitglieber Der v8altimorer Shiiben @eiell-
idlaft" unb beren 6reuube nit gauobutem @r-
fol9c gu unterhalten iuhen. gSenn anbers,
ipte IS ben 9lnifleiu bat, oas 8etter morgell
tlar uno troden bleibt, tueroer ii6 Die 0iufter
nidlt oariiber Su betlugen baben, baB ite Dor
leeren 0Gnten gu lpiclen gc5lpun9en leieu,
, 1880-02-29
regarding the alleged interest Of the former
The matter is at present before the Supreme
Court.
JAMES P, ROOT.

..- JAMES ~ 4tOOI.
A reporter of THE TRIBUNE met Mr. James
?. Root yesterday afternoon, and, after Il
talk about politics in general, came down to
particulars. and asked him how he was get
ting on with his candidacy for Attorney-Gen-
eraI.
I. II can't have made very much progress" ,"
said he, "for I have been candidate only a
"How is that?'' said the reporter. II had
understood that you had been in the field for
i Not at all,'' was the reply. "1rr. Shuman
was candidate for Governor; and knew, as
Cook County getting two places on the ticket;
so quietly stepped aside out OF Difference
to Mr. Shu1nan. He, however, having as
sun1ed the entire charge Of the Journal,
see no reason why should not now become
candidate, there remaining no other conf
Retitor from this county for any place On the
State ticket"
And M Root: having thus formally put
It IS understood that air. Roots friends are
confident that be will carry the Cook County
delegation and get the nomination. They
say that he has been a member Of
the Legislature from the South Side, rep
on the Board Of Equalization, was = member
for this county Of the Republican State Cen
fral Committee, and for the State on the Na-
tionat COMMITTEES which he could
not well hold without acquiring very
the State. So far as those attainments
are concerned which are needed in All Attor~
ney-G General, they claim that, as g practicing
lawyer, he has devoted himself, both in the
On on Which ia an Attorney-Generai IS called to
! act For these reasons, they say he will come
out.yictor in the race
, 1880-02-29

~Petersberg says: ut may be- uniutel1igible
to many persons abroad how the Nihilists
succeeded in doing their work In the very
residence Of the Imperial family: Probably
nc nc. other building in St Petersburg is less
safe than the Winter Palace. 1t has always
been a refuge for numberiess vagabonds,
Worknen, friends OF servants and ushers,
many without Passports, who would not live
with lnlpnnlty anywhere else. The In
per1a1 ukase Of last April gave full
powers to Gen. G0urko to search
the buildings Of the !: Palace, but even
that severe Governor General could hardly
venture, such is Russian administration, to
Interfere with the special authorities of the
Imperial residence. There is an old Russian
law which gives the right Of sanctuary to
criminals taking refuge within the buildings
OF tue Imperial palaces, SO far as concerns
the ordinary police, who have no jurisdic-
t1on in such cases. No fewer than 5000
persons have been living in the Winter Pal
ace, and nobody has ever known the precise
duties Of 0ne-half Of them.
THE APPOINTMENT OF GEN. MEIIKoFF
as ritual Dictator has created good i'm
preston, especially in circles where he him
self and his previous civil administrations
are, best known; His rule at Kharketf,
though mild, has been etfectual in repressing
to be liberal. All classes feel that the
measures taken are necessary and wise, and
think Gen. Melikoff is the man most fitted
for the place. No well.informed person be-
ieves in any widespread conspiracy amongst
the dignitaries, Court officials, or military"
, 1880-02-29
CRIMINAL NEWS.

THE MURDERED PAWNBRoKER.
Special Di,pateh to 1hs Chicago 1rtb.snk
BURLINGTON. Ia, Feb. 28,-GradnaI1y the
mystery surrounding the murder, bf J. E.
Joachim is being unraveled- Four mtq are
now under arrest here belonging to the gang
Of thieves at whose hands the deceased met
his death, one Of whom, Richard Howard,
has confessed to having know1edge Of the
assault on the pawnbroker, and the others
are strongly suspected OF being directly
connected with the r'atfair, though Of
this the police do not feel sure.
The names of two. Of the parties
under arrest with Howard are William Van
Beeke and Dave Carey. The name OF the
other the authorities profess not to know:
Joachim was visited in Chicago by two ct
the gang, who told him they had about 800
worth Of goods to sell, and induced him to
come here to buy them. Then it was ar
ranged hy the gang to knock me
paWnbroker down and rob him, which
was done. and he died from ms
wounds, though that was not contemplated.
ton Of Howard which resulted in the latter $
arrest Howard has given the names OF
seven persons who, he says, are concerned
in the murder. Tie hearing OF the prisoner
was continued to-day till next Tuesday. The
manner Of robbing cars by the gang vas:
kuphey would board an east-bound tram mere
to the bridge-switch, a mile OF more east OF OF
some Of them would board q train from the
East. break open the cars, and throw out
goods, which would be gathered up BY others
Of the gang and concealed. Suspicious q are
expressed that they were advised by parties
East as to what particular cars to rob-
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unknown, were stolen. The principal item
was eighty yards Of cloth, worth about $500,
belonging to dealer in Rock Island. The
value OF the entire amount stolen is roughly
estimated at 81 900. The detectives have re-
covered the principal portion Of the cloth,
and that, too, in snch n way that the thieves
can be readily identified. Instead Of selling
the cloth to some outside person as the ex-
over to a couple Of tai1ors doing business
about the corner Of State and Fourteenth
streets, and five Of them left measures and
orders for suits Of Clothes. It is expected to
recover more Of the property stolen, and to
Of thiaves. I,
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IMPORTANT CAPTURE.

Several Burglars Taken into Camp.
The Consolidated Detectives Agency Of
Messrs S1ayton, Scott, Flynn & Stewart, eN-
city detectives, yesterday launched boom
of their own, which crooked people will be
'disgusted with. In the forenoon they Ut
rested for Sheriff Peck, Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, one Frank NJ. johnson, who IS
wanted in that city upon several
charges Of burglary. johnson was
found and arrested on Adams street, and IN
his possession were found several articles
Of iewelry which were readily recognized Dy
Sheriff Peck, as u portion Of the plunder
taken at Grand Rapids. Upon searching q
house ct the corner Of Jefferson aud jackson
streets, where johnson had recently
lived with his wife, about $500 worth
of iewelry was recovered. Several weeks
AGO Sheriff Peck says johnson and his pal
cave him considerable trouble in the burg
lary line. The residence Of John! Belknap
was p}undered one night OF about sSo9
" %9rth Il s was *" 9oebsd 3 q sSess
fnally becoming serious when, the
house of Capt. George. E.. Judd vas W
entered and plundered OF ABOUT pf, l5o Woin
were similarly planned and executed. show
ing tie hnndiwork TO be that Of one gang
alone, The Sheriff was not long in gettng
hold of one of the burglars, a fellow named
Valentine McLoughIin, but johnson, wha
was the principal, jumped town to ay9l9'
arrest, and went trst 70 tne 4I9t tE;s
city. johnson. though quite Young man,
has q peculiar hardened look, and is given a
bad reputation The goods recovered are
nearly all OF the quantity. lost by AIR, Bel~
Enan. Sheriff Peck will start home with ms
prisoner early Monday morning.
The agency have also been working IN Co
operation with the city detectives in WORKING
up a case against i gang OF thieves M Wnose Me
homes, or s. hang~onts," arein the ylein'sy OF
Clark and Fourteenth streets, and who ,h;S have
road tracks. The names Of those
at present under arrest are William Gann2n,
s1;as @Stubbv !" Kinnear or Kanale, Timothy
Nfoore. John lliiligan, and William Fish,
All are weil-Enown thieves, and pave 1T
quently been arrested upon criminal cnalges: ss:
!: Some of them are under pala ssen Ivy ,e,,.
rerently out Of the Penitentiary, after
serving two years for the burglary pf haId-
ware Store on Lake street He is the youth
who was so badly cut several years ago pr
he notorious SaiIfe Tierney. The roboer1es
With which they are charged, while they rep
resent no large amount, have been 0i an ag-
grayating nature to the railroad. Ihey nave
1cc11rrcd from time to time for the past
~ wear or two, but the case upon which It IS
! Rnned tn convict them is the most recent
one About one week ago frelght-car just
Sfrn1n the East was left standing On the track
1ear Fourteenth street. preparatory to being
! s,yjtched into the main line and sent to ROCK
| Island The car was broken open during the
t night, and aQuantity Of goods, exactly what Is