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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-12-10
DEUXIENE PARTIE
INTIMES.
Vertigo

EFT il stenfuit pour s'enfrrmer
dams sou cabinet.
Mails ce n'etait pas Ia quill pou
Wait trouver lie calme. 81 1sentre
ten quill venait d'avolr avec lie
president de la Chambre des II"
taires lie rassurait pour lie present,
l'avenir men etait pas moins me
nacant, ct Get avenir etait a
courte ech6ance, puisque quelques
jours 4 peine !.e s%eparaient dune
nouvelle liquidation. Isl cette
liquidation etait aussi desastreu
Sc que Ia pr6cedcnte, ce QUO tout
faiait craiudre, comment sen
tirerait-i! Sa caisse etait vide
ct son credit epuise!
De)a, certain quill SO croyait
alors de rembourser promptement
Get emprunt criminel, il await bat
tn monnaie avec des titres divers
Opposes chez lui par DIES clients,
ct maintenant lion de pouvoir eff
facer les traces de CO premier
abus de coniiance, il lui fallaIi
sombrer publiquement, dams I'M
6pouvantable scandale, OIL puiser
touiours IL la meme source ell jon
ant le tout pour Ie tout.
NJ. Duloncey 6tait affole. pris
de vertigo. Ii CALCULATE g chan
ces diverses, voulant par i%nstants
que les fonds espagnols prissent
IN tel essor quill sortirait lecet;e
horrible crise plus richie que je
mails ct par d'autr res, au contrai
re-. crersant, CONNIE { plaisir, Ia
bime ycrs lequel il s'tlanc ut tete
baissee.
Puts, & travers tontes ces qnes
tons dsargent, l'image de Marthe
lui apparissait. II la voyai: dams
une gene relative, prisee de &c
grand Luxe pour lequel ellie etait
nee. de ccs success d'elegance
don't lui.meme 6tait fer ; il cn'en
DAFT les rircs moqueursd es nlls, les
EXPLANATIONS de piti6 DIES autres,
ct O cnur SO serrait d;eponvan
te 4 lsid6e dsimposer un tel sup
p'ice a son ador6e.
Gar l'amour d.Albert pour sa
femme nsavait ras change. Ain
81 ausau premier jour, c'e'ait Ell
son anne I'LL concert lie toutes les
tendresses. Settlement, CONNIE
il luttait pour Marthe, CONNIE
pour ellie il souffrait ct risquait
son houneur, il lui semblait quill
l.aimait cette fois plus encore.
Csest sous l'eml,ire lie cettc ex
a!tation, de cette idee fixe qni
chassait dc son esprit toute autre
pens6e, que, Sc levapt soudain.
Duloncey courut a sa caIsse, tsou
writ dune main febrile, s'empara
.lu Garnet de d6p6ts qui J etait
euferme, ct Sc NIT Il 10 parco"rlr
avidement, poury decouvrir dc
nOuveau un mOyen de salut, 81,
.la nouyeau, Ii fortune continuait
4 le trahir.
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VII
I,E CRIME DE MARTHE.

Bien que HUT d dix jours sc fus
sent ecoules depuis SD vislte ln'-
nrudente i Rita, Nine Dnionce,v
n.ayait pas encore entendu par
Ter de la danseuse, ce qui l.iuqnie
TAFT yivement, car ellie savait que
l.s chooses allaient lie ma! en i'l>
4 l'hotel Feryas, ct QUIZ eiait
temps d'armer Marguerite co''t!e
les yiolences auxqu'elles pou,al'
~ liyrer son mari dams un mo-
ment dc colere.
Intorme du letour proclaim tie
N. de Feryas, con>alncu que Ia
comtesse lui await tout ecrit ct
ctaisnaut avec ralson que lie pre-
mier a,te du due, 4 son a'r'vee d
paris. lie fat de ptendre la defen
~ d. sa file ct de Il lni enlever
ENCOURAGEMENT, NJ. de Bleze pres
salt t.installation de son nonvel
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LES
GRIMES NANeE.

Pan. RENE DE PoNTJEsT.
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NOUVEACX Ah2ASGLN INTS.
HOTEL Ds.S ~1sIEAyGNsss
Enecisnure DIES ruts Green Ell TIsihagaux

Mr.. hoinas Al erti preyient SEES aIilis ct
les Noy&ageurs gu ii Went de 1airc de Hot,-
sta.iA arrangements qui hi ~pernettfont &c
S atisi.iire tout eux qui yeuaront lhonno
rer de leu con1iance
kepas atoute heure de In journGe ct SIR
commando.
Iaol dhote q 10 heures du matin pour
t~lfjonuer Fl q hrrl-ar (r z5:. .s.ftT IL
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-II.>OkVAIEUi43 If

HcrchaRehses scenes, tjraag5fts ct
-4mAticaiHes.
Cotoas, Indieaees, Kutans, Bon
aettrie, 4HnncAojfS. etc ctr.
70 hue De Giiartrts, pres Canal
N0UVELL.E-CELLANs,
Cotto n,aison deia bin colnue par sen
anclennete lar ais d'esistehee} ct lie has
pfl2 &c SIS articles, oIan aux ntsrcItauas
ties oiitia4hos, itssaltinlent ic p.tts com
-plet ct IL rias yaFie Il. u~trchandlses s-tt.
Cette Ind.soi Evyptt rGdtlue Sen.aiue IL.
huEvauN cnvoj On EHrti eE t!c !Iurort
met ua solL. Tot pa!ticHIies .tn,.i,l is
es qui II solt atressts iIi.sspl - liz
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-12-10
THE DAILY TlMES-STAR.

Eight pages, lorty-eioM colusnns. Only ~
dollars q year, 63 for six months, ol.1a
for three months. Has the largest circular
ton OF any paper in Cincinnati. u the D.
readers who would know OF az xorldS
doings as promptly as the news can be- im-
parted. Address Tmes-Star, Cincinnati, q
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lc dn gentilIlonme. ellie I'a,aIt fait
jcteI a la porte par son cocher,
grand ct solile gail'ar,l, qui,
par son urdre, Sc te!iait dams Fan
tichambre. pref Il vtl.r Il sou pre-
mier APPEL.
On concoit l'empressement qua
wait mis- Ia jenne femme, a,neS
cette scene IA ecr,re Il Nine Dnlon
cry. II Ell cut tallu bien moius
pour faire d%israraitre ses delnier
scrnpules. Comprenant qurile
n'avalt Plus lien i, attentlre de NJ.
de Blfze, Rita etait ravie dc sal
sir Procession qui lui etait oiItrta
de raitraper dun cote CT qu'elie
pardait de l.antic ; ct CONNIE. de
puts qn'clle s'etait engage. en-
echange dc son se,ment tie disc,e
ton, d l'ayertir tie la premiere ii
site de la joiie notairesse, NJ.
d'Auberty lni await ,appele dix
foiS cette rromesse, la danscnSe
await egalement adresse I'M mot
au vlcomte, pour l'lntormer Gu
jour ct lie !'heure probable on ia
ME de Mme de Bleze viendrait
rue Spontini.
QUAINT a Nine Dulonccy, ellie
%reiuntiit lIainedlateinent a PARTS
te 1u'eIle iiait Ii yoir IL jour me-
ne, lie cinq a six heures, pour Ell
terminer.
Celia fai!, tonte joyerse, eliecou
rut assister, CONNIE ellie lie faisait
chaGue matil. III lerer de 80 file
car N2tsaS As4ts1,t Ge.s mQ5a5 bon
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ASsa<stEaGE.e.y

LIS Drs. BOURGEOIS & DANSERLaC,
ont 1"fi4e uAe association. pour Ia pratt
qHe de ii i,c,!ecino Il de ia cLiruraic.
mai 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07

In our last issue the dissolution of the
drug firm of Butler & Aisquith was an
nounced. Since then the drug store of DIR.
Butler has been purchased by DIR. j. v. Sim
mons, who will conduct the business hero
after.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07
DEoonAT1oN Day AT. CHAnLEsrowN.-

DEooRATIoN Day AT CHARLEsrowN.-
The Executive COMMITTEES of the Lee Ne.
morialFAss Ociation.announeetha that "the deco
ration of graves of the Confederate dead at
Edge Hill Cemetery and the burial grounds
attached to the Episcopal Church aud the
NJ. E. Church South, is Fixed for THURS
DAY, JUNE 9th, from IL NJ. to A PM,
between which hours the offerings of flow.
ers will be made. The bells of the town
will be tolled for fifteen minutes before -
NJ, and for the same space of time before 4
O'Clock, P. NJ. The citizens of Charlestown
are respectfully requested to suspend busi>
ness during the time named for these trib,
utes of respect to the cherished dead. There
will be no other services or ceremonies than
those indicated on. tho occasion"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in tho Post Office at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, w. Va, juno 4, 1881.
Gabriel Cowherd, Capt. Smelling G. Far
ley, Edger D. Glaize, Frank Morgan, C. F.
Morelock, G. ". Morelock, Ben. Reynolds,
Chas. e. Thompson, Mrs. Easter Daley,
Miss Alice Levi.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of
flee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they areadvertised.
BENZ. T. ~LE1sEwR1Na, P. NJ.
New life. yigor aud strength given to the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07
FERTILIZERS

" 6 have converted our Fnnkstown Mill, with
~ its Immense Water Power, into n irSt-eiass
Bono MIL and FertiliEing manufacturing estab-
il'hment: BY grinding With water power we can
beat the state for economical work. Our poweris
an pie, and We are producing n bono Meal that
contains double the Flour OF Bone produced by any
other mill in the county. In Offering TO tho Far
mer our goods W. guarantee them Ns represented
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07

Mr.. George R. Everett has purchased of
Mr.. R. A. Hesey the log house property east
of the b. & o. depot, better known as the
Jackson Mcdaniel property, for the sum of
S325 cash, and will improve it for his own
occupancy.-Free Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07
LAST CHANCE.
Darnen & Foltz will
closetheirPh
Gallery in Charles
town, June 9th.
DIR. Tomlinson7s
DENTAL OFFICE,
CoRNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREETS,
G<harGeStOwD.

W Eho
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Nerv.
Gus DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretion, will tor the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to ali who
need 1t, the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience
can 90 go by Addressing in perfect confidence,
Join b: ~ Cedar ST., New York.
Jan. 25, 1SSI-6m.
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
Mako from S25 to 500 per week selling goods for
E. G. RIDEOUT L Co, 10 barclay Street. Sev
York. send for their Catalogue and tefms.
August %, lSSO-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07
COAL AND SALT.

HAYEnO~ on hand and for r.lo.
so Tons BanimOre Tein White Ash Ma.
Coal;
so Tons Lykens' FaHey Red Ash Nut Coal;
40 Tons Baltimore Vein White Ash Sto.s
Goals
Is Tons Banimore Vein HRits Aa Bss
Coal;
leo Tons Georges Cree1 FaUey Goals
100 Tons Fine CoaL for burning Lime or
Backsmithing. and 100 Sacks Liverpool
Fine and g. a. Sab.
JAMES McGRAw,
Feb. !, tssi. Hsrper's Ferry, w. Va.
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HEATING STOVES.

A large variety OF Heating Stoves. of elegant
IA style and the most improved patterns. for
sale by DAVIS & IA RRELL
fTNaE Handy Package Jet Paste, always ready
i for use-tha hest Stove Polish for sale BY
October 10, 1850. DAVIS & HARRELL.
-VARSlsHES!-Both Furniture and Drying
' Vsrnish sold cheap bv
GEO, T. LIGHT & CO..
"A Ii kinds of Lamp Chimneys-from Studeat
Nov.s 1850. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07
RISE AND FALL
OF THE
Confederate Government,
BY JEFFERSON DAVIS.

Complete in two Volumes, Octave. Price in
CLOTH tnS S3;Uo per o 1elnme; sheep. So 90; half
IENHE UNDERSIGNED, authorized Agent for the
4 county of Jefferson: is row receiving sub
scrIptlons Tor copies of the above-named i'm
pnrtant historical work. the last volume of
which is passing RAPIDLY through the press.
The great Interest which is felt in all parts of
tue country. to read. what the distinguished
head o. the late Confederate Government has
to say about the causes which led to the war
WHICH secedcd, and the results of the great
conflict, is already manifested by many thou
sands in their desire to receive early copies of
the work. The work will be illustrated with
portraits of Mr.. Davis, his Cabinet. Aides and
Generals. and with illustrative woodcuts.
Orders received at the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON
oEce. , ". KERCHEYAL, Agent.
May "a. 1871. Chariestown, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07

BEATTY's ORGANS Is ushfuI stops, s sc Is
reeos only $50; PIANos Sl25 mp. h5-IIIus. Cata-
logue free. Address BEATTY, washin eton, N J
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07
MANTUA-MAKING.

MRS. }. O.. TUTwILER is prepared 10 und.,-
w take Aantua Making and ali Kind. Of Yam-
lily Sewing. at removable rates. Residence ON
SsnnHeI street, near the Baptist Church.
April %, 1sSI-tL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07
BALTIMORE

Our Motto, Most Goods for Least nIonovi Al
Goods Warranted ne Represented!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-07

PRICES:
Pure B"6aIo Bone NcaL, ssS. 90 per ton
Pure Domestic SO 90
Pure Dissotped " $500
Our Ammoniated Bone PAos>
plate, the bulk Of tphicA is
DissOlOcd Bono, 35 90 "
Our Excelsior Phosphate, $500 F."
The highest grade Of South
Carolina DissolUed Bone, $500 "
Farmers can rely upon any Of these soods heinz
as Represented. II they should be found RduE.
terated ~o will for feit tho goods.
The above prices are az low as honest Foods can
be cold. Beware of gOods offered At ower price,. a.
We buy in 100 ton loIs for cash, snd have ar
Iowest freight rates. and will give the farmers
these goods at a small MARCIA. Our mill is al.
ways open to your inspection. Give us n call
before you buy. We will show you just what YOU
are getting. J. w. S~ToNEBRAKER & co.
Address J.E. SToSEBRAKER.
Aug %. loou' HaEeTstOwn, Md.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-07
Il ELLAIHE.

All OF the churches were well attended
yesterday.
Mr. Ino. Van Law spent yesterday at
his heine in Belmont,
? sam Nandevert spent Sunday with
friends in New Concord.
The Board of Education will hold its
regular meeting this evening.
Mrs. Geo. NJ Woodbridge, oil Mari
eta, is visiting relatives in the city.
The Happy Six gave very pleasant
dance at the City Hall Saturday night.
Miss Laura Free has returned from a
visit to friends in Warrington, w. Va.
Mr.. Arthur McClain entertained the
Eldorado Circle OF Druids III royal style
last Friday evening,
Dr. George Masser is in the city, he
having come on from PwisOno, Kansas,
to attend the funeral OF his father.
'Ts SAID that Col. Dan Rice is to lee.
ture here this week. 1t is probable that
some persons might so to hear him.
Mrs. f. II. Burt and daughter, OF
NJ ,nnin Iton, are visiting at the resi-
dence oil II. II. Free, i'll the Second
ward.
Israel LeBery, who was confined in
the city cooler, charged with drunken
ness, forced the door open on Friday
and escaped.
A detective might make some money
aud reputation here by hunting up
the safe blowers Wonder il Kemple
couldn't find 'em.
The outside door OF the safe in the
Belmont Coal Cos office was blown
open on Friday night, but nothing was
obtained, as the burglars could not get
the second door open. The safe MAS a
new one, having been put in on last
Wednesday. No clue 10 the offenders.
There are many complaints here
against the Telephone Company be.
cause there are not two wires between
here and Wheeling One wire is not
sufficient, and many subscribers threat
Ell to have their instruments taken out
ii the matter is not attended to and jus.
&c done to them.
Many OF the streets and alleys here
are still in a filthy condition. Hogs and
geese are allowed to run at large and ii
some measures are not taken to clean
up little We may have another seige OF
sickness. Our citizens should remem-
Der that diphtneria is really winter
disease, and that it may be back on us
at any time if some care is not taken,
and then tney have an epidemic OF
smallpox in Pittsburgh, with which city
We are in direct communication all the
time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-07
BRIDGEPORT.

Mr.. Charles NJ. Rhods is in Cleye.
land.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Wevands are visiting at
the residence Ul Mr.. john Srot:, krk-
wood.
Quarterly meeting services were held
III lhe First NJ. T.. Church, Rev. Butts
o!hCiated
Part OF Robert liowell's family have
gone to the country as security against
dphtheria.
Charles Rice is on hunting expedi.
ton at the old home of Prof. Orr near
Holidays Cove, W. Va.
Seven carloads oil stone broke their
coupling at the top OF the incline on the
T., V. road at West Wheeling on Satur.
day and were precipitated into the river.
a wrecking gang were at work all day
Yesterday getting the cars OUT.
Saturday night dances are a failure as
that OF last Saturday night will demon
strate. There is always a certain class
that takes this night Tor jamboree, and
they always create disturbances. TO
avoid iurther trouble these dances
should be suppressed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-07
THE NAUGHTY NINTH.
What Franks the Massachusetts,
Troops Played in Richmond.

Special 10 The cincinnati IlmcsStar.
RICHMOND, Va, November 5.-Major
H. r. Sargent and Captain Arthur
Lincoln and D. T. Dolan, constituting a
Commission sent by the Adjutant
General of Massachusetts, to in.
vestigate the conduct OF the
Ninth Massachusetts, Regiment, while
en- route to Yorktown, resumed their
Court OF Inquiry in the Mayors Office
Yesterday. About twenty witnesses
have been examined, making fifty or
sixty in all. The testimony was dam
aging to the Massachusetts troops.
Several Misses testified that soldiers
made indecent proposals to them.
An ex.detectlve officer testified that
his daughter was slapped and knocked
down by soldier, and her hat thrown
into the street, and young lady accom-.
panying her was kissed by one OF the
soldiers. The gentleman looked for the
soldier who had so grossly insulted his
daughter, but could not find him.
A lady, a school teacher, testified that
as she was driving in her buggy. a group
OF three soldiers stopped her horse and
beat the animal over the head.
A negro girl testified that soldiers
stopped her in the street and hng!ed
and kissed her
A we'll known merchant testified to
the bad conduct on Main street OF a
group headed by soldier wearing the
stripes OF non-commissioned officer.
Members of the Ninth Massachusetts
regiment were easily distinguished by
their peculiar uniform and particularly
by leather leggins.
Witnesses gave their evidence under
oath and then signed it after it w&s
written down by Captain Lincoln.
Captain Dolan acted in the invpstiga.
ton as counsel to the Ninth Regiment,
to which he belongs. The other two
officers belonging TO the staff ot B.iaa-
dier Generals.
All witnesses having testified the
Commission visited Libby Prison to in.
vestigate the damage alleged to have
been done that property By members Of
the regiment.
1t had been reported and generally be-
lieved that Massachusetts, soldiers had
wrecked street car but the car driver tes-
titled to-day that they only kicked their
feet through the windows. 1t is in ev.
idence that the soldiers snatched bas.
kets and buckets from girls and women,
took teams from their drivers, inju jured
real estate, and committed many other
acts OF devlitry.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-07
LIVE STOCh.
Chicago.

CHIcADo, November 5.-The D,orIS'
Journal bureau reports: Hogs Receipts
1900 head; shipments 4, 400 head. De.
mand fair for choice and the general
market weak closed lower; mixed pack.
ing So 6096 10; light s. G0@5 90;
choice heavy S6 2O9G 80; culls and
grassers g; 30<d5 40.
Cattle-Receipts 3,400 head; ship
ments 200 head: market slow and
closed steady; good to prime steers
S. 60@5 30; common t. fair 81 2OG9
5 3O butchers =! 20GGi 90: stockcrs
and feeders - G0G3 95; stock calrrs
s. 00@l5 % FER heat; RANGER cattle
slow and closin. weaker Texans IS %
%; hall breeds - 00Gi 10; COWS
So OO@3 40.
Sheep Receipts 800 head; shipments
200 head; market fairly active and IN
changed; inferior to fair slow at - S5tl,
8 50; good to choice strong nj 81 C0GG
5 90; general demand pretty strong, cs-
pecally Tor good sheep.
Cincinnati!
CINCINNATI, November j.-iogs -
Steady; common ana light 81 9OGG 10;
packing ard butchers 81 90d6 80;
receipts 8, 400 head; shipments 92O head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-07

Larur, Dubuque, for st. Louis; NJ. Pri-
ton, Dubuque, for St. Louis; - Nor
tn, Dubuque, for st. Louis: - Gond-
ser. Dubuque, for St. Louis; - Ros-
cOl, DujuQue, ior st. Louis; Samuel
Thomas. Dubuque, Tor st. Louis: -
DcUen, Dubuque, for st. Louis; J. West,
Dubuque, Tor st. Louis; Taylor Davis
sud vile, -. Paul, for st. Louis; =. II.
Reve, wife and child, Burlington, for
Hannibal; Mrs. Crodist, Madison, Tor
st. Louis; Mrs White and daughter,
Lansing, !or HANNIBAL; Mr.. krOper ami
wife, Muscatlne, for Quincy; Mrs. Town
send, 4Senpcrt, for Hannibal; Mrs.
Jos:Or 8, Davenport, for Hannibal; Mrs.
Ma-iir, Davenport, for Hannibal; Mrs.
Sarah ShICk, Dubuque. for Hannibal; {;
Mrs. Ward, Davenport, fur Quincy; Mrs.
CowdeE, Muscatine, for 81; Louis; Miss
Ho'combp. st. Paul. for 81. Louis; Mr..
Wool and WIFE,. Davenport, for st.
Louis.
The following passengers are
Known to Have Been Saved:
Mrs. =. K. Davis, New York; Mrs +.
c. Townsend and Miss Moville, Hanni.
hsl; Miss Sartoris, Clinton; Mrs DR..
G len and Mrs. Conden, Washington,
lOEy; Mrs. Anna White, Miss Marie
Whit, Lansing, Iowa; DR.. atkins and
wife, Chicago; I. l. Kendall, Baltimore;
- Callum, Seneca Falls; F. L. Street
and G. W. Norton, Chicago; w. Porter
field, Montana; J. Smith, Memphis; DR..
J. +. Gardner, W. II. Roscoe, DIR. ". II,
Hunt, Ike Rue, VI. Payton and Chas.
Armour and wife, Wizard Oil Co.; Mrs.
H. +. Brddish, IT. Madison; +. A.
Woods and wife, Sabula; b.
kemper and vile. William Homes.
st. Louis: James Hennesy, st. Louis;
John Page and wife, st. Louis; John
Perby, st. Paul; EuOs Poole, Paducah,
Ky; Lawrence kimball, st. Paul;
James Mulligan, Minneapolis; Margaret
Milligan and daughter, ST. Louis: Sarah
III. Soon, Hannibal; j. Balls, |. ID.
Painter and Dan % 'heefe, cooks on the
boat; II. f.. Beadle and Ti0bles, pilots;
II. +. BeaZle, brother OF the pilot, NJ.
Conners, head baker; J. W. Clifford,
grocer, and iour or five others, whose
names cannot be obtained. There were
several persons undoubtedly drowned,
but at this hour it is impossible to tell
how many and who they are.
At the Coroner's inquest, to-day,
HelderrIch, watchman, and VIM.
Brown lcolored), deckhand, corroborat-
ed the previous testimony that the mate
had repeatedly shouted to all on board
the Gilchrist to get on the barge, and
Brown said the barge was alongside the
cabin. 50 that it was easier for the pas
sengers 70 save themselves than the
crew.
Mrs. Wendell, one OF the passengers,
denies that the mate warned the passen-
gers when he entered the cabin, and
said he took their only landern awav
and lett them in the darkness. Brown
said that the crew were given but one
drink Of whisky IRON a small flash.