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The Newtown bee., 1880-10-13

The deadly quicksand in the San Pedro river, Arizona, lately swallo wed up a carriage containing a gentleman and three ladie0.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-20
9traRcnpiolitif.

Die Nmerita in, st. Souls entmirft
fclsenoes gilo iitsr bic orrtise @troben=
pnIitif If9[sffEi[ Il tlEt Il Il
Gin prlitHaes Dsfen II, I'm NIT ari.
ftpteles 3u, lebeu, ber Nmerifaner ood,
ber aebrrene ipie Der naturalilirte. Nlio
aud Der Ct. 4cuiI Ier. r.------------
"a Das lab man redt Sc tern unbg rcrse=
ffsrn. Denn6bie Straeen ID, Wittel=
|puntle Der Staot maren Fhipor3 bon
Nenf den, icbalo bic 9adtiGtenaus Sa=
biana une tObin ermartet murben. III
Nm esltsn Gage truSen bic Demotra=
ten, tuie 5einrid, 9e,ne in. ieiner sSuseno,
|bietStirne bod. Die AafanitnI,iu8 Dor
Der Office oes ,.Rspublican" mar bic
SrS6eite. Nnfanss poQte bic, 3auter,,
laterne gar nidt a,beiten. Spiter prr :
oucirte ife Traeen. Wtit Subel wu,bcn
bie5elben bon Gem iiinseren unb iiinslten
Ebeil Der @eienfdaft aufsencn,n,en.
Das 0uielen, Soblen unb Seulen idien
bieien liebenswaroisen ansebenben Bir=
germ bic 9uuptia4e. go
Grft spdt famen bic eiseutliden Wabl-
beridte. Wenn es einen eemctratiidem
@ewinn CAB, 70 britIte Der Wenfden=
tuiuei ror seu Yal.on pes r. Republican.
Siesten baae8eni bic Republifansr, 70
fiauB es ppn oer Gde Der 4. unb, Bine
Sttabe Der lpie inoianifdeS 5dfadtse=
ldrei. j
Gin Becbodter Der in Der Mitte 3wi=
ifen beioen 3eitunss=OfTcen ieinen 5is
bate, tcnnte aus Der Stitfe bes &c
fdreis auf bic 6prtfdrttte Der einen oeer
aneeren Yartei ieinen SdluB sicteu.
gm 3weiten aase, alfo geiiern, pnrz'
ben bic Griumpbrufe an Der 4ten unb
Yins @trabe INNER ,bduFSer. Die Ga
terna Masieaa .bes ,y8aspnbliean1 be.
ifrublte Ianse uno INNER Idnsere @eia.
ter, bis unier paderer, burh Altsrs chr
tpareiSer college feline. Bube suttappte.
@r bal, ,fHcu piele dbnlide Nieberlaz
gen erlett, Der quite @ternmbeeler, unt
il -idliebttt pUn tmmer nit beilen
3npden berans gefcmmen.
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VIE Der vtleins Sebanus. a" Deim 8.
Sdserbataillsn in @Srlie bsiinbet aid, Gin
5ebnldhriser lanabe, Sweldet auf 8saen
bes Bataillcns ersosen pirb unb h rSetan"
heiBt, neil berSunse erfwaroi8erweiie &c,
rabe wdbrenb bes 9anpilenbpuuers Sci So.
'ban pom ber Warietsnberin beS Bataiupns
Sstcren tpurbe. Das san3e Si6sierscorps
iisae banlals bei ber Taufe yatbe, besaleis
aeat Der aronprinS. Der 3nabe erbielt bu=
5dDen Namen Geban. sllle grSberen6eier<
G&feiten mad ber 8nabe auf benz linfen
'6lasel ber 1. Gpmpasnie bes 8atai(lsns
militdrii4 Obne @epebr nit 9irldfineer
nit. Yei Der ant %. September b. 8,
absebaltenem Yurube Der 5. Siser 3u @bs
rem bes 5Ojibrisen @arnilonsiubiliums
in @Srlls itane der tleiue Sebm" tbens
Iaas anf benz linten 6lasel bsr 1. epm.
rasnie in ieiner uniforn, ba.
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Strumpfen,
Iil0tit6ern,
60nbtu6ern,

-, i'' s,s ins.a57r sa5 l.3 iAiu -
~ it,.aF1b,,'s ,ia a@ ~
.ns A'l'psl,g. asagrnaj.uE IL
s-ea4t 1aas 5Uae@At u-] q 80.
isall aos ssaa ,r1aaaias srg'aaa
.41q r.ma. .Aia s35},Aalnml5 ai
~ asssauai9u5s tlua,3 ssAh
sAs3i4t8 .H,sHsS 800 nup8 #ss
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- - Tas befe MNortimsnt sun g tie.
ftIn, g duten, 5ausiauben In Der
Staet ,u sr1aunlid btllisen preilen bel
g. 3d. G,rant, @lamo ptasa.
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xuttt Trntti.

@ar es nod Dor iuenig Sabren ....
SO, auf breiteffen Sroitoiren ,,j4gf,,..
plat stpei 0amen fanoen faum!
Sect mitlv,ter tanlt man fdauen r.
Sieben i6n,ale, f6lanfe Grauen,
Wanbeln auf benz Ielben Maum.s 5
ueberipunben unterbunoen,
@ingetpidelt, ritgsum,punber aAA
g8ie oas SAB bon man9em &eif; ;.t.ass
96ieppen, um bur6 Staub uno Yfiiben
ia bus &leib balo ab5uniiBen,
Deifen Sailn BON s9mub faff iieif.
Mdmdrts /; ia, oa siebt's Elm Stranger
S6leifen, Barnituren, Spangen!
9Me9 Madt eint bort fi6 iebt. .,... :.
@lauben f0utlteIi oumme Qeute, D''' II
9iele lei bic borbere Seite,
I l1lnb Der &opf aur lln,aeFebt. lIg0Iii
9euti6e, eble, ipabre 6rauen,
Wolt in bieien Spiegel f6auen ze
Neuer Wooe ,babIi1 Bib dnsF e.t
+ginfa6beit aaein fei 3ierbe, "" IL !
Strafe. eitler Nloo 'begierbe, Ifii1
Die oerbiillt, ipas jie oerbiillt. a..
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rpte 4. lf4 mad unb mad In bic Ntbs hes
gsfdbrliden Menlhen esrptdelt bate, bsr
eine 70 iurdtbase Wa@t iiser ite aus3uii'
Ben idisn. Sd par al . .nti4lo6en,
mid ttr au nabern. Gin lautes @aenen
metnes @seenlbers forte mid In rseinem
'@eeanfensanse. Der lanswetlise Wsnfa
battle bic 96nne BON Ger ubrtette lpSse>
IaHen unt 'fhlus srfere, fh IN leiarr gam
sen ednse fsredenb, iiber eem 9opfe ,a'
lammet. 8aum BATH iid ssr furdttare
fawar,e GSsrano ben ter nett aafseipsrr.
3te Wunb ssistf, sefdlpfen, 10 ttat er ith
gum stretten Wa!s aui unb 60 entfrOmtsn
ibm bic Wprie. s." ., ~ '1ss'7.''A =
Gpubueteur, MAIDEN Sis mir mssn gstt
3areht!
AM (5urtfssnus fulst) y
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g.. G0plNon,

6srrQ. Dpificn bat fcrt,n ttne aroe
Answabl pca . am en-uab & &tnbtr'.
Nantsln nensast Gae6n trtaltsn, BIZ er
sa ben buisRen. Ysaftn pettauft.; ,sbenlo
6errtn. unb &ndStnd'n,hss !
nsusikr MObe. Oas WSbtaagu IL In
esn lebtsn lastn bsosutent .Yerpoatan.
elst rorbsn unb sattsn 1wis nalsrsn 60.
itra. bel 6srrn Dolffon ysr,uipredsu,
sbe Re aaserspo. taufsn. Das e&aitt='
raarsn . S6ats unb 5ut' DsSartsmsnt
piFb taetaelt& persrGbert, 70 bab mon BEL
psrrn Uolflea fcrtwabrsne stmas Nsuss
fncfn lann. 16,1O,t1w.
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,is.--, eunsjdbrts,s Stueium Don. ,5a>
morrtpiral n ptfnrerbfu aat. bsu Dt.
,Stlstss sa btr gnio sdans bss aubsrlla
an3uwenbenpen 6e!lmittfls, "2lnafcfs"
eefltrt, bas felt 3ran3ia Sabren Bel
Milisnsn GaIltn berarHBee qtisfn ts.
tpattt sefunSsn worben. Su alsn Nps>
ttskn Bic Sdattel polI 3u 81 90 ,u ba-
-btn. -Nuf patieutenseiun, ~ rihtsn ,an
=. Nfufsbttr & Co., Vor s3946,
New yori, -uerSsa ptobsa toasnfsei-,u-
l9s1hidt. ,.astfEA
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& Inldrfih.

Ser Catholic @irrpr" IN Baltimore
fnst 1etnen aefsrn, Bag Qetsr. unb 9sie,
senlelesupe srfoIsreit bur& Warners 9afe
'8lbnss nab etpsr gms eriulsret& sebsilt
fterber,
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- Otne 81 d # d t auf BEN 6 n
I taufsprais perfauien mir unlers Ne.
fe, 70 bab Fd &aufer fnben mnden.
6ummt ,ettis unb tauft mas ibr n6tbts
tabt Eel 9 Dram & 60. .
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g1un@Nei6tiSmuS.

Die Il dttn 9aunfdsitfIten 5fiiinittsI ilub
~ taben in Dsnifun. 1ras, spa'9. s. Drpa,
Ssea ees SsnsroIasenlsn Q 8. Drst In GIsss>
lamb, Dbip. @'N
Drfift in Deuifon; Gin Qtteaswsdsr,
an etbrbrd anb cine Blafbe Clcum Baun>
t6eletif 50 90. fret per Yoff IS. 5O Cine 8lafAe
Dlsum 9auafdetbta $2.25, fret per Yot $3.50.
Z. s.. Dro3, a1H
It9 prdFiiltn 9aunfdsibtf. Dsnifun, 7uas.
y. >. yer 20. 9,9,u4m
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Dsrtboolls Nnfrtsnnuns.
e. S. Batsrs, GEO., Sdabmeiaer Der
Bottom Nbpsriiler Co., ldreitt en- 8. $.
Darner & 50. n@ir wiiuiden S5nen
ale Drospsrttat uno ,pir elaubsn, is wirb
S6nsn 3u tbeil weroen, neil Gle sinen
sutsn Mrtifsl fatri,irsu unb g,fols Yer.
ntenen. -.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-20

- 0tr emsfnsen cine erpbs Iuswabl
1hSnsr inpperner 5errerbiite, bic iebr preie'
wurbtg fno. 5. Sosfe unp g ons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-12
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, june 2.-Virginia skies, deferred.
new ten -forties. 40zs bid to day.
l1cs. Flour unchanged: Wheat southern easer;
western lower and weak-sopthern red. !. 25al. 2s;
DO amber. @ 2sai. 80; 10 No . western Winter winter red.
August 1.0sAal. .os%; September, o9hsl. .09a.
Corn. southern easier: western lower and dull
southern white, 56a57; do yellow. 544: western
sds@s- @sed sfs ssh JSns July sSMsas
41a42; western white, 40a4l; do. mixed. 39a40.
Pennsylvania, 40a4l. Rye quiet. g. Hay un-
ehansed Provisions firm but not quotably higher.
a Eggs firm, lla12. Petroleum unchanged.
~. Whisky quiet. 1. ilal. ll8. Freights un-
% liz goS busses oOrn 81 900 bushels basSeis. "oss osss
6.43S bushels: rye. 975 bushels. Shipments
wheat, "a, 300 bushels; corn, 34.100 bushels.
Sales, wheat b74, 401 bushels; corn, lI6. 400
NEW YORK. June l2.-Stocks strong. Money, s
aSb. Exchange. long. 4s6. short. 4o5. Govern
NEW YORK. June l2.-Fiour dull. Wheat dull.
LONDON, June II. IL 80 p. m.-U. g. bonds, 4
per cent, lle4, e1-eoupon; Atlantic and Great
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 308. New
Jersey Central consols, 103H. ex- coupon. Erie,
37A; do second consols. Sc: Illinois Central, log.
pennsylvania Central. 5Ix Reading. 81. New
York Central, 129.
NEW YORK MARKETS. THIS AFrERNc;E
Inc Following quotations were Current In Neuv
M Iork toScday at p; m, as reported by Lewis John
g; - per cents, l09alIJX; New JERSEY dsnitr II.
59R; Ohio ana Mississippi as Erie Al :. Winsi.
gan Central, IS; HanRibai and St joseph. asH
9 faSG. SGG.thSSffs Sfs 'i e. Fam FsaM Mgr
Wabash. st. Louis and Pacific. 80: do Nc nra
ferred. 62%; Kansas and Texas. SsS. w. pIg-
TTeIsssTssPh. Tss lo2hi @. o. and c.. Ii; Pacifc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-12
Society Notes.


II Garfield and Arthur are elected the latter
will be the third Widower who has successfully
filled the Office OF Vice President-Wilson aud
Wheeler having been the two last elected to the
Office. Mr.. Ferry, who was president of the Sen
ate after Wilson's death, Is bachelor. Gene
raj Garfield Will be the third successive Presi-
dent df elected) whose family has consisted of
Grant and President Hayes have but one daugh-
ter each. Gen. Grant has three sons, President
Hayes four, and General Garfield four.
1t VII be remembered that In 1872 five young
Japanese girls were brought to this country to
be educated and made inmates OF the residence
OF Mr.. LaEman, OF Georgetown. The youngest
OF them was then only five or six years old.
Two OF the girls have since returned to Japan,
two others are students at VasSar College, and
LaDman, and Is being educated here. She IS
cordially liked by all who know her, and shows
great proficiency In her studies, especially In
music. She plays very well indeed on the
piano.
Mr.. c. A. Pillsbury, formerly well known
representative at Washington Of several lead
Ing newspapers, later on an acceptable CORE.
spondent OF THE STAR from the woods aud
waters OF Maine, and now editor of the Belfast
Republican, is to be married In Boston on the
25th inst. to belle OF Halifax, n. s.
The Chinese minister, who recently arrived in
New York from Europe, Is expected here within
few days.
Mr.. Hurlburt, editor OF the n Y. World. en-
tertained several gentlemen at dinner at Worm
ley's last eveniDg.-Mr. j. S. Moore 1.-The
Parsee Merchant gave large dinner party at
Welcker's last evening. Two distinguished
EngllShmen were among his guests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-12
Preparing to Welcome Gen. Gar
field.

AZ meeting Of the presidents OF the legisla.
tive district republican clubs held last night. at
the rooms OF the National Veteran club on New
YORK avenue, Aaron Russell In the chair, j. NJ.
Gregory, secretary, it was resolved TO partici-
PATE IN the ratification meeting and serenade
TO Gen. Garfield, who is expected 10 leave his
nome ID ONO Monday. and come by way OF Phil
adelphia, where he would remain for a day or
two.
The Ohio republican club met last night Col
Edward Hayes in the chair. j. r. Kern, secre-
tary, when Col. Z. c. Ford, F. L. Campbell, s.
Fl. Robinson, Capt s. S. Blackford. s. J. Davis,
c. A. Maxwell, Col. Edward Hayes, Capt M. j.
T0ole, L. y. johnson and j. NJ. Craig were ap-
pointed committee TO cooperate with a SIM
liar committee OF the National Veteran club ia
making all necessary arrangements for a sere-
made to Gen GARFIELD on the evening Following
bis arrival here The committee were also In
structed to cooperate with like committees
from the several republican organizations in
this city Ia making preparations for a ratifica-
t1on meeting at such time as may be agreed
uDOQ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-12
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
RnNincSS Eai1nvc~ fs Uondov~

LONDON. June ls-The DaGv Np,os. IN It's
financial article, this morning. discussing the
failure OF HooSeiy, Palmer. Stirling & Co., East
India Merchants. which was announced yester-
day, says: Excessive speculations In iron, by
persons In no way concerned In that trade. have
ever since prices fell 50 heavily. Nobody OF
standing is thought 10 be implicated with the
firm, and accordingly. the failure has had very
is known 10 be only one OF the outward signs OF
the trouble which those reckless spectators
have involved. II is reported that some houses
have been helped definitely through this nrm,
which was established fu 1873, as East India
Merchants, Agents and Bankers. OF No 59S
Grace Church Buildings. Mr. Palmer retired
liabilities OF the firm is covered by securities
Ihe failures were declared In the stock ex-
change to.day OF ChaS. ]. Church, both IN the
Epgiish railway market and Edward Smith, jr.,
JOINER, with large accounts In Egyptian Sc
cufltles ana some American railways Edward
smith drew checks yesterday on the bank OF
hbgiahd amounting TO about el75eoo TO meet
niS accounts The checks We're passed through
the clearing house and presented In bulk when
the bank finding that the total amount exceed
ed Smiths deposit by some thousands refused
TO pay any OF them, and all were returned. As
these checks had been drawn against for the
purpose OF the settlement by those who de-
posted them great confusion has resulted in
the banks and among brokers' and there is loud
complaint against the bank OF England for not
satisfying the checks 10 the extent OF Smiths
deposit.
htioVi NdN- CUBtt fntlCudHl Oh
Manchester has failed. His liabilities are placed
at G10,ooa.
Parole Did Not Run Yesterday.
LONDON. June l2.-Mr. Z. Lorillard's Parole
did not run in the race for the workingham
stakes at Ascot Heath, yesterday, as previously
reported. His name was a telegraphic error for
Count f. de Lagranges Prologue.
The BradIaugh Oath Case.
In the House OF Commons on Tuesday next
Mr.. Henry Labouchre, liberal member for Lam
beth. will move that Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh be
allowed to make affirmation OF allegiance in
stead OF taking the Parliamentary oath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-12
District in Congress.

THE NATIONAL FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION.
The Senate to-day passed a substitute for
the House bill. to admend the act incorporating
the National Fair Grounds Association. As the
Dill passed the Senate it provides: "That the
name of said association shall be ssThe Nat
1onal Fair Association OF the District of Column
bia." Sec 2. That the board OF directors of
SAD SAD association shall consist Of eleven mem
DerS, to be elected in accordance with its
charter and bylaws Sec. 3. That within
thirty days after the passage of this act the
stockholders of said association shall be con-
vened Ia general meeting, and Shall elect six OF
their number as additional members OF the
board OF directors, who, with the five directors
now serving shall hold their office until the
successors are elected; six of said board shall
constitute quorum for the transaction of
business. Sec: 4. That on the second Monday
IN January, lss1, and annually thereafter, the
STOCKHOLDERS OF said association shall be con.
vened In general meeting and shall elect eleven
Of their number as board Of directors. Sec.
8: That In all elections each share of stock
snall pe entitled to one vote, and shareholders
may vote by proxy in accordance with the
provisions OF the bylaws.
TIE DISTRICT CLAIMS BILL.
conference was being held at half-past two
O'clock this afternoon on the disagreements
between the two houses on the bill known as
the District OF Columbia claims bill. The bill
as passed the House allows all persons having
Claims against the District to prosecute the
SatH6 s, W seUtlemenC DeIore the court OF claims
The House bill also allowed claims which had
been filed before the late board of audit to be
SO prosecuted. This latter feature OF the bill
the senate struck out. The House insisted upon
It's retention. Hence the conference.
THE HOUSE DISTRICT COMMITTEE
having hnisked its labors for the session has
ADJOURNED sine die. There is now no prospect
that report will be made this session giving
the result OF the investigation on the charges
made by Treasurer Gilfillan against the District
Commissioners. Representative Aldr1ch, who
had the matter specially in charge, was a dele
tion, and now finds upon his return that he
Will not nave the time to prepare report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-12

ARRIVAL OF CoLORED MILITARY FROM r8R
SoUTH.-Shortly after one O'Clock to-day the
Douglas Infantry. c0l0red military COMPANY
OF Augusta, Ga arrived here and were met at
the b. p. railroad depot by delegation of the
Butler Zouaves OF this city and escorted to the
Van Ness Place at the foot OF nth street. where
they Will be quartered until their departure on
Tuesday morning next. This company is about
years old and numbers AZ muskets, The offi-
GERS are: r. @. Cumming, Commanding: iie1,.
tenants ]. 9. Mitchell, F. p. johnson, SefReants
A. F. GolRhin, A. Walker L. N. Moore, s. Minis
ana x. washington. They are uniformed in
mings and white cross belts, which were mostly
Invisible as they marched up the avenue to -day.
the company wearing linen busters over their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-12
The Presidential Campaign.
Mr.. SEYMOUR POSITIVELY REFUSES TO BE


The Utica, n. Y, Observer says: "With refer
ence to Gov. Seymour's position, that there is
no truth fn the report that he has tn any way
changed or modified his position. He says now,
as he has said all the time, that he is not, and
cannot be, candidate, and chat he could not
accept a nomination even II one were rendered
to him. He deems II immoral for any one TO en-
ter upon any public Office when his health is un-
equal TO the performance OF its laborS He alone
can judge OF this, and cannot yield his decision TO
the opinions OF others. He has never antic,-
pated the possibility OF hls nomination. and has
only regarded the mention OF his name as one
OF the coincidentS which always mark political
specuIat1ons before the meeting OF a convention.
In reply to any complimentary illusions TO him.
self he has always distinctly and clearly stated
his purpose to withdraw from an active part In
fn the success OF the party to which he was at
tached. In stating what he says upon this
point we only repeat hfs own words, and we do
so TO meet his views and not our own"
DELRGATEs TO CINCINNATI.
A PORTION OF the Pacific delegates to the Gin
clnnau convention arrived at Chicago yester-
day, consisting OF Gov. James A. johnson, ex-
Senator Gwin, Judge w. w. Cope, Hon. w. w.
Foote, Harry j. Thornton, E. j. Coleman, Hon.
c. ID. MattoX, w. Z. Frost editor OF the San
Francisco Erentng Post; John Foley and Z. ].
McElrath-all OF San Francisco, and Hon. Ed.
Stonehtll. OF Nevada. The last five are dele
gates, and go direct to Cincinnati. The first six
come TO Washington for q preliminary confer
ence. In an interview for the Times they were
unanimous In declaring that with good nomi-
nation by the Cincinnati convention, the nomi-
nation OF Gar1eld by the republican convention
1000 to n, 900 majority.
LARGE DKLKG ALTON.
The regular democratic organization In New
York has made arrangements for the transpof-
tatfon OF 1,500 anti -Tammany democrats nom
that city to the Cincinnati convention. and il is
expected the country districts win be repre-
sented py az least 900 democrats.