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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26

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Opinion of Eminent DR. HI. K. Walton,
of Annapolis, Md.-"Oolden's Liebi9'e
Liquid Extract Of Beef and Tonic
1nvigorator is par esoelieses, superior to
cod-liver oil or anything have ever used,
in wasted or impaired constitutions, and
extremely beneficial ~ . preventive of
malarial diseases" Tub - s6kr.) OF
druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-09-26
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SOCIETY NEWS.

ANY items of interest suitable for this depart
aent, from Sedalia neiyhborng places, are re-
peetfully solicited. We want a viyaciotls, active
md cherry iady correspondent in all the neighbour
ng towns tributary tn Sedalia- Address ali such
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WORKINGMEN ON STRIKE.
THE SITUATION IN MILWAUKEE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.I


MILWAUKEE, June 2.-The questions con-
neced with the strikes have become complicated and the
excitement them is intensified by the fact that
large number OF settlers" in large tannery went on
strike to-day These asked for increase in wages,
and being refused, Immediately went out 1t Is claimed
that the place Of the strikers be filed at but ia
believed that the strike will extend TO the other depart
mens Of tie immense tannery works here and In the
suburbs The clgarmak here have been on stri Ike
over five months being supported during all this time
by funds from the unions in other parts Of the country
Fears are felt that the strike will extend 20 other
departments Of business here Thousands OF men are
now voluntarily out OF work here.
NO demonstration OF any kind was indnged in by the
IRON strikers to-day. The to have settled down
TO feeling OF quiet determination In conversation to-
DAY some OF the leaders declared the two thousand men
mere we're able to stand the strike for twelve months
besides having funds TO send 10 their less fortunate
brethren IN other cities. Secretary Hinton, or the
Rolling Mill Company here. said today that the men
could not have stopped work in more Opporune time
Tor the company. year strike would nave en-
tailed great loss but the company Is not unwhng
Tor men TO remain out for year n they wish while
declaring their ability to remain strike for year II
necessary, tue majority OF the strikers express conn
dence IN settlement OF differences between themselves
and their employers What they base their hopes -
not stated but they evidently have reason, real
or Imaginary, for the belief.
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EMPLOYING NON-UNION MEN.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 2.-Several depart
OF the Cleveland Rolling Mill Will open Mon
day with non-union men, at the scale which will
mgy paid by the company previous to the strike This
afternoon the Intention Of the company indicated
by notices posted in the works stating that Monday
the wire-ml railnil, melting furnace and bloom
ing mill will start with nOn-unlOn a single turn,
and that practicable other departments viii
be started Preparations making for starting the
fires tomorrow and Sunday. Only non-union men Will
be permitted to 90 into the mills, and any union men
who may gain admission will be discharged The com
pany has lost its determination to break the
force OF the union here The union men are becoming
more determined and fears Of violence are enter
tanned. Abundant precautionary measures have been
made by the pany IN anticipation OF possible emer-
ceucy high has been erected around the WOlks
within the last week In order that better protection
might be had against possible dcpredatlOns by me stk-
err. The company VIII nave special policemen To ILr-
ulsh wurkmen the fullest protection.
The BrittOu Iron ana steel Company, which employs
about 700 men, down 10 day preference 10 ac-
cedIng to the demands OF the WOIklngnen.
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OPINIONS OF MANUFACTURERS.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIMMED

PTTsBURG. June 2.-The proprietor of one
OF the mills closed by the strike who ID regarded as one
Of the best informed in the busnesss said this
ng in reply question whether he thought the
would succeed in having the scale adopted "Oh yes
believe they will for the simple that the manu-
facturers not prepared to fight the Amalgamated
Association. There is no coercion among them. There
is nothing to hold them together They will break before
long and will follow the other in adopting. the
order OF things"
" How long will II be until that break beginsF'
could not state any definite time OF course If the
manufac urers remain shut down for sixty day >
they might well not light their
fires for the rest OF the year, because II
tby do they VIII not have enough 10 do to keep them
busy. Within that time the large contracts viii al be
placed particularly those % Eastern capitalsts, and
they viii give them English manufacturers, and can
be sure Of having them filcd within thirty days"
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LIBEL SUIT AGAINST AN EDITOR.

CINCINNATI, June 2.-The last number of
The ETpress Gazette contained very severe article on
the methods used IN selling the bonds OF the Cincinnati
Northern Railroad complaining that fraud had been
used N that the company had sold the bonds at
y much higher figure than their WORTH The article
closed follows: The who more than any other
person Is responsible for the preparation Of this frand Is
a Wall street adyenturer who was kicked out Of that
monetary centre Of the country whore his peculiar prac
tees had become Odious He il waving his banner
OF captasc enterprise in Cincinnati looking out for
the next chance fleece the suckers The right thing
do woud to ndic him and his copartners by Ito
Grand, jury for certainly they are guilty OF crms
against the common law, and give them dose Of tho
galeys."
Yesterday. Mr. Albert Meter. well-known Third-st
broker for the arrest OF Nr >cbrage
for criminal libel In publishing the above. The war
rant served to-day. Mr. SChrsge gave $1,000 Dali
to appear next Thursday Mr.. Meter + understood
10 be very angry. detective spoke 90 him yesterday
about the matter and the latter said the courts WOad
not give him justice, he had something that would,
throwing back mis- coat and shOw.ng IL an inside poke,
"A revolver.
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,roDcr personal supervision to

-. ,o preciude my Evils Pf
abe au''g s,."nds of Captain Henry the bouloon
ne or the Appellate cerkship In ken'ucAs ~
canous. NJ. tho offence with which he was
calne the only that could be orousn
douis' that was not sufficient to warrant MS wiz
him anu ,'~a the ticket But The Lou'sr'He fos' w.
draw snpport him. has been looking INTO 'e
refuse ut :, will soon able to lay Deiore i's zoo
ana say ,,eresnr extracts from the reco9 g,s oi
ers "sOhe IN aiferent towns, which VIII Ilke3 III
police c that Captain Henry's perloruhlCc ~ and
The delu-ou TEMPORARY ebuions OF q go ,beir
city were mels We advise Democrats not 10 aay Ine
ssonscientions scrapi's anu fe
snTrly to support Mni' -, ,.,;. ooronoio ON
'T ~ il a promise of the livellest campaign
.I.na this year the state has ever seen anu
u Eo a,fs and Republicans are predicting All e"uS
tne I'll Rourbon victory. Chairman Mot VI '"'
aoeo,r STATE Central Committee, while IN M"fIiiis
l"f IL. sait 10 q correspondent OF ne ~ A"''''
ton .,f that perfect union Of the Repupneahs
bo', sor, democrats is assured that the niue
sno ~ fDsoc-atic state Convention Wiil' "l'hou,
Iene.'' =, nomination ticket composed OF an equA
No1v po,1bllcans and Democrats ana 'lat Ill 'n''
~, republican Convention, when c con-, az the
ease lhc later will ratlty the nomlna VI ~
Raleigh W'cs ny ,,npouu ar laws passed ny the LET'S
Sndeit - widespread Dissatisfaction, AM Oiio
Nature i'N Sts of the coalition viii DE 10 ca
al tbe ''l ,rh nf the state Government ine 49,
J"El,idtif PC are on the c"flltion -
usi' lot III n. a Republican. lie Ihuep0nN0"' WV
]-uu ,g meets next y e"Aes"''
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THE CHARGE INVESTIGATED AND PRONOUNCED
F,o,, tn, philadeIo6ia T.ress tPepl

FTOT1 IN IWttulttpNtu tn II'fpI
The repOrted utterauce OF Senator Cameron
or the tarf during his visit this city has at
tracted universal and profound attention. There II but
one Judgment The character Of the alleged declare
lion the only question ha, been whether II was actually
made Tie Press taken pains TO examine into the
CORRECTNESS Of the satem published III this and other
papers % Csnerlns declaration: II has pur
tQed The ruiry witt the simple purpose Of asceranlng
She precise facts aud OF reclylng any wrong II any
wrong lad done and, while II i not able at the
present give The authorities II has satisfied itself
that the facts fully justified tLe publications.. At the
same ime, while indicating the Integrity Of it's
Tie Press deems IL due 10 ne spirit OF candOr 10
hdd thai Cameron, during his visit here, Ill
with trouble Which l. calculated to make any
nmsbe reflective and J. il not strange that be should
not realized the fu import OF what he said or that
Rt Subsequent period should not have accurately re-
menbercd H. But the most obstinate tOOthacbe does
not awu la and Mr. Cameron now disavOws the ut
terauce IL the first time that the plans Of
spcuUls leaders have suffered from apparently small
Napoleon lost the battle OF Leipslc from intel
lectu4l congestion brought Oh by eating dish OF
laupreyk.
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BREIYIG-In Brooklvu May 81, David r. Bre.ng. NJ D..
IN the 10Th wear OF his age
and friends are invited the funeral
Friday evening june 2 az $50 % N, al Ais iAs
silence. af4 ~cirrmerhOrn-st-. Brooklyn
Inermen saturday. June 3, l. a. AT Il, J0hns Lutheran
Church, Allentown Penn
CLEMEET-In Brooklyn Friday June ?. AGdie, wife Of
6 a. clement, II the aUth year Vi her age.
Funeral residence No 2DO Presidentst
Brooklyn, sunday June 4. at ? N.
DWIGHr-In Brooklyn on Thursday, Juno l. J. en BOYD
Kennedy. daughter u the late Theodore dwight eyi.
Funeral the residence OF her brother m aN l. ROCK
well No. 9fl GaJes-age. saturday June =, AZ p M
GARRETT-On saturday, May ~ William Garrett IN the
oath OF his age.
Monday, at 1870 AN, a. Als late residence
NO. $50 West 51tl-st.
Interlent al Green wood
HALL-At Roseville, y J., wednesdav Nav ~. 1882
Mile H. Charles W. Hail. and daughter % the iatc
Key. D. W. bartine, D. y. -.
Funeral will place her late residence No ll
NOrth Gthst ROseyle, Newark y j., SATURDAY JuAo
3. at 10 a. H.. prompt
KNOX-Passed glory, June The Rev John p. Knox.
Ii. D., OF NewtDwu, l.. l.. aged Il years
Otlcr OF funeral hereafter.
NEWBERY-In Athens, Y. Y, May %. Charity Ann New.
berry formerly OF ihls city.
Interment AT Hudson
sEELY-On THURSDAY June l. Goshen =. Jonas seeiy
SJth o. his
Funeral az the residence son-lnaw Colonel r. L.
mugs, saturday. June 3, at ?. N
TAYLOR-In Paris France May -. OF acute t0nslets
Chris me youngest daughter Of Alexander aud CHRIS.
tiana =. Taylor.
Notice Of iunera hereafter
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EFFECTS OF THE RIOT N ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO, June 2.-Ihe attack Of the dock
aborcrs at Bridgeport last night upon the Chicago and
Alton train was well executed and showed careful plan
ming The armed with sticks, clubs, pieces
Of iron and stones. Half dozen persons injured,
but they are likely TO die Judge PlsOury Is IN
way The rioters quietly fed when their
vengeance was satisfied The police were early on the
scene OF the fight They have arrested James OBren,
John O'NCill aud John fraWley on suspicion.
A dispatch from Dwight that one Of the rioters
was accidentally shot in the forehead. David Nc
Williams of Dwight, says that the shot which struck
Judge Pilsbury fired from inside the but be did
moi .ee me man VINO fired It, 1t Is believed however,
that important ciews in the hands Of the police
which Will bring the miscreants To Justice.
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OBITUARY..
COMMANDER EDWARD TERRY, L. s. n

COMMANDER EDWARD TERRY, L. s.
HARTFORD, June "A private telegram
from Colorado announces that Commander Edward
Terry OF the Navy, died today Of consumption. lie
grandson Of Major Nathaniel Terry Of this city. and
cousin Of MsjorGenera Terry. lie entered the service
from the Naval Academy. During the late served
with galantry under Farragut. He engaged in the
passage OF the forts below NewOreans and in the pass
age Of the Port Hudson batteries During tue siege Of
Port Hudson he commanded battery OF Dahlzren guns
In the rear OF the enemys wOrk lie sac executive
officer of the Richmond during tue Mobile Bay nght.
since the he hd twice been COmmsndtnt OF Cadets
al Annapolis. Whea Admiral Rogers Was assigned 10
tie command of Pacific squadron he selected Terry
as ais Fleet Captain Commander 1errys fang health
detachment Ia $50. and he hal since been
yalny neeklug relief in the mid climate Of southern
California. He leaves a wiCOw but no children.
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work yesterday at the advanced wages ana tna' D
Monday doubtless 300 or 400 more would 90 SO lno
said yesterday that they regarded the st1he o.
practically ended. but that the fight would De stTehu
0usly continued against Roach aud Delamater
meeting OF the employees OF the several munolpati
departments held last evening OF no "a Secom
ave- James Connerly presided. Patrick Coyle, fatIlck
Mccarthy Francis Mccarthy and John Tucker were ap
pointed committee 70 wait on Mayor trace anu tI"
asking that the present rate Of wages paid the cry .n
ployes. II 20 day, be increased 70 -. t ,ons
states that the increased cost OF nYlhR make - %
sbe FOR them ~ maintain their families Win then pres
u I'M
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Dut one thing stands IN the way Oh hepup-
.. .,,ss nm tie D ndmg Pcnnsy ltanla campaign
~ IL, ,ir cameron. lie Is r solved thAl Nhdt ne mas
& sra = ana for tie viii u. tAc parry Inc lIuePeh-
,s-,oes TO register alQ CONFORM 10 MS uecTeer.
m lining mat persistence ~ the independent
-. ,,tI give the safe TO tue Democrats las no
go Tbat i, expected. Ine Independents nave uu-
scrtkru grave duty that OF putting an ehl TO tne
49, Mn That is the most important thlng now
and fie party loss OF the state l. ali Incident
~ ,,i ,r'irl Viii be accepted without complaint by
Eepubu.in- elsewhere, II only me Independents u.Ae
,r,ir,,t-u work ~ their AK lnst Tue Doas l. MI
cameron Ia Republican success 40 heart De mas oAIy 10
Law down tAt Authority winch Was pequoa'ou ~ A4i
~ lis flasher, ana al VII Dc we'll
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q BISHOPS OPINION or a LAND LEAGrE

CLEVELAND, June 2.-Bisbop Gilmour has
written letter 10 be read In all the Catholic churches in
ths ciVc-se at mass next sunday morning excommuui
gazing any Catholic shall hereafter attend
ANY meeting OF the Ladies Branch OF the Land Isgue
" become member VI II. The Bishop denOuuces thar
piahch as calculated ~ make Drawing politician ~
osh' and membership thereof as ineODipa with
hoiAaaly lnOdesty. VIZ"
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The foreign mails tho week eniing sArCRDAY
Iuue 8 1882. clOss al this Ohce Oh ~ E>DAl, al
m. Europe steamship A4A-ka va l1eensioSn
on NJ al Il A for GERMANY &c. ~ Steam
snip oder southampton anu Bremen letters for
nm and European countries must be directed pr
via Queenstown fOr France must be Directed
pothula anu D. direct by seamsbp
Amrraue Hayre. TIT llSDAN, At II a.
many France steamship HerIer Plymouth Cher.
Hamburg (icttcrs for Great Britain other
European cOuues must be drcctei per llrrder and al
D. m Europe steamship City OF AchmOudya Queens
town; SATURDAY. AT 4:30 a m for scotland direct by
steamship BOLIVIA, VIA Glasgow auA $50 a. Tor Bel gum
by steamship Pennland Via Antwerp and az III US
by steamship DOna wa southampton and
letters Tor 0real Britain ami other European
directed per DOnau'i aud az for
rope by steamship Celtic GueunsIosn The mails Tor
savanila. by steamship Ailsa. close
MONDAI 10 a. N. The mails Tor hayt, Oy steamship
close MONDAY AT y The malls tor Aspu all
aud Pacific steamship Colon close n hSDAN
The mails Tor Newfoundland, Oy steamship Gamma
close on MEDN EsDAf az Al m. The MAIDS tor New
Oundand and ST l1orre MquelOn, via Halifax. close
MEDN ESDAl at l;3O p m. The mails Tor bermuda by
steamship OrinOco close on IH itsDAI al 1880 the
mails and the Nest indies Dy steamship City OF AL
exand1a close ON THURSDAY al 1850 ?. m. The mails
for Rico and Maracabo steamship Alpn clOse
FRIDAY al p III. IN. mails FOR Iruxilo I.an,s
via close FRIDAY 400 The
for steamship Niagara close itDAI
D. The mails for Honduras and Livingston NewsJr.
leans close SAL RDAN AZ 1880 The malls China
aud Japan san Francisco, close May D. a. The
mails Australia &C. Francisco, close
p IN hfN M " fl.AlSOAi ROStInastol.
fost Once. New-YOrk MAJ "a 1851
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President Arthur Is down now to the mum
ANN t, Of making STAY art AdinisIS9'On
tDie ~ reversed the power N The Mmte House, 0ni
, ryc1se the dominant opinion OF oyVVVOVO o.
,Ie ord II Mr. Arthur proposes 10 DucA His neau
poor, tie reciaut puzzle opinion OF the SoAntIy ne
wi nd that the people have me os neds ace "a'
- -one so far a. arouse consurrauIc Ie3C tIOn
land is afrouteJ by III appointment Of worth
;o %e~York is not pleased b. me renewal lTU 1is
Airs, ,r.f,on .dr OF the warfare between ldpeIalS
An - i,ris p,rnsy ls offended Dy me Can
arur alliance and O-o aud the prairie states
eloi f-l,.T Gardrl! AMI the untdlhIcd purposes,
ea-D' - clrb him. TO reform the cIFL service ana
90 sever patronage from OOsslsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
WHAT A CAMERON VICTORY MEANS.
From 1he BDheto0Tre H'c5rd l'occf"W HDgis A0l
IUDeTJ

After the best men are elected, he-thiS pO-
t+i1sI li aud CaucIOu-calmr lAeID as his scrYauts
ioir ;o execute his wishes and quietly submit 10 his
t-s,i.r.. and Gict4tlou. Il cause senator Mitchell
a red, after tleated insult 10 demand lie respect due
l. i. ro-tIou, Cameron AID las CaqueIs cry out with
On voice How can be be ungr grateful DIDN'T Cam
,rID make .im g. he went 10 HOyt and demanded the
Yr-yi.u. pardon OF kt4AOlc. " men Attorney GeneTa
81 or promptly lined 10 become party To That III
Iquty linen a-.ln Cameron lntrudcd tuls buldO1lng
t1f Jldl'f make DJtn you and am - When con
<ers4tiD with friend. tne ale Harrisburg COnyen-
tlou and q trusted lieutenant Ot the Boss, ques-
fouc both policy anu the right OF one man 10 thus
pv.rr.e public and parry sentiment, the answer came
tuat Cameron had pur La Cd. paid for and owned the
Republican party. 30 II Beaver snail DC elected COY
prlor o Tie state. by Republicans AMI under tie plea
stick 10 tie ticket anu TIE party from defeat aud
fhe country from a Democratic victory Mr. Cameron
~ clam the fruits Of success lie always has dOue,
rner the impdent and Insulting plea, Didn't make
(,ut" This a victory VI the Cameron ticket, IN
tbe pre..ut sIatus VI affairs, means.
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N4RRIED-

BRCOKsAMEsOn THURSDAY, Jane a. tho residence q
the brides parents Psinheid y. J., by the Rev J.. r.
Rodman, charles T. Brooks OF SeH-fork to saAe Bailey
daughter OF Charles l. Ames.
DANI9-HAMILTON-On Thursday, June !. al the church
TRANSPORTATION the Rev. e. H. HOughtOn. D. d..
Minnie Estellr daughter OF Dr. Frank II. Hamilton, and
Daniel a DAVIS ali of this city.
Observation-Disclosures edne,dsY, september f.l5sl,
by the Rev. W. J. Okely. JUnn J.. Frazer 10 Florence
daughter Of the late Charles WiiGihcd.
JULIEN-NEVIrs Roselle, y. j., Thursday June l.
the Rev Matthew Julien. Annie walker daughter OF
Potter l. Nesius 10 Dr Alexis A Julien.
RAUSE-DEJONGE-A the residence of the brides
parents Island !, lS~ the Rev =. knfhne
OF German Lutheran Church oapeton Panl NJ kras9
10 Eugenie, daughter Oi Louis and Constance JonEe
MAXWELL-POMP-At Trinity Episcopal church Easton,
PENN l. lSs2 by the Rev. l. l.. Butler, Miss sue NJ
IOlnp to John MaxweA,JE
NEAD-EDWARDSA the residence Of the brides parents
June Theodore Luqueer eac " Newl orA ely ID
Edith Auu. daughter OF william II. Edwards e-qr u
COalDurgh West Virginia
PARK-WFNrWORTH-O Thursday evening June I,
1872 AZ West CfesteT Penn. the Rev. r. J. Carson.
sisted by the t.uv. T. Jones Ar Richard " ParS, u
Sew ork TO Miss Anna l. Wentworth u West Chester
WIIsON-SANDs At Grace Church. brooklyn on Thur
day tho Rev r -nivey sisted Dy f4e Rev =
T. -nyey william Wilson of th' city. 70 Louise t1ugi
ter VI the l4te john 81. SANDS o. Brooklyn.
Al notices II Marriages must be iadorscl rih jul
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helped greatly TO advance the interests Of the town
Twelve years ago he bought large tract on the summit
Of the first Orange Mountain and laid out ST. Cloud JIG
spent large in improvements bnt the panic OF ~
brought reyerses and he suffered losses Az me uur VI
his death engaged in raising and breeding Aaer
ney cattle, and had a large dairy farm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

If it was possible to go through life without
once taking a cold many OF the minor and not few OF
the more serious ills Of life would be avoided But since
it idle hope for happy exemption, it Is Wei TO
that Dr. james Expectorant Is sure cara-
tive for coughs and colds asthma and bronchitis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE, June 3. m.-During the clear
weather Of yesterday there very little change in the
barometer. The temperature ranged between 55s and
U.s. average G3so being 81 lower than
Responding DAY year and l7so lower than Thurs
Gay.
Gear and partly coudy weather and slight changes In
inpera Followed by increasing clOudiness and slight
chances Of ate In the day, may be expected to-day
ihtLis city and vicinity.
SIGNAL SERVICE REPORT FOR MAY
iotTact y Meteorological A0rt IN Ne York Cg f0r Nay
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOR1.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SynoDsls for he pIsl "a h2ura

WASHINGTON. June 3. q. m.-Clear weather
continues Atlantic coast and in the Gulf States
Wit -ouiherly Winds and cloudy weather. with rain.
prevails in the Lake region and the Northwest with
cooler north to winds The barometer lowest in
Iowa and highest on the Upper Missouri Valley.
Indications for today
For New-Engand and the Middle Atlantic States
Slightly warmer southeast % southwest winds station
Hry OF liWeF barometer and partly cloudy weather with
rSIn during the afternoon aud evening.
Indications FOR lO-BlOrrOp
Cooler far weather is indicated for the districts on the
Atlantic coast and the Lower Lake region sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
GENERAL GARIBALDI DEAD.
r,r,1 ,rTAcK OF BRONCHITIS.

ROME, June 2.-General Gar1Daldi dled AZ o:3o
o'clock this evening at Caprera, where he had been
lying very i'll with bronchitis All the members OF
his family residing in Rome were summoned to
Caprera before his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-03
JOHN Il. ELDRIDGG.

HARTFORD, June John j. Eldrdge, one
OF the Oldest and weathes citizens OF Hartford was
found dead in his bed this morning. The cause was
probably heart disease. lie for many years Presi-
dent OF the Connecticut Fire Insurance Company Ot u'
III