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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
DEATH OF JOHN CoNELL.

The citizens of Moline will be surprised
to learn that John Conell, the baggageman
at the c. r. l, & p. depot, died this morn.
ing at 2 o'clock of enlargement of the liver.
John was familiar to every one in Moline
having occupied the position as baggage.
man for the last twenty years. He was
well known and liked by every one, he was
a temperate man and also was saving, and
his death will leave his family
in very comfortable circumstances.
He owned two nice houses and lots it West
Moline, one of which he lived in. H.
leaves wife and five children. The stu
neral viii occur Thursday afternoon a?
o'clock from the family residence. The
services will be conducted by the Rev
Father Greve.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
AMUsEMENTs.

Last evening the new play of "a Square
Man" was given for the first time in this
city, and attracteda good sized audience
at Haper's theatre The play is a por-
trayal of mining life with sufficient plot to
interest the audience from beginning to
end, and contains some well defined char
acters that viii make it popular with the
amusement going public. Chief among
the sharply characters of western life is
that of Jack Krayon as given by Benz.
Maginley. Mr.. Maginley has heretofore
made a reputation for himself in his care
full deliniation of Deacon Craasket in the
play of that name. but that character was
not so well adapted to his peculiar gifts as
was 1.-The Square Man in the play of that
title. He shows that he has given the
part careful study, and the result is most
harmonious representation of rough but
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
MOLINE Department

Perry Fisk has recovered from his recon,
attack of illness
1t is reported that the Coe County Fai,
Association cleared 5000 at their reoan.
fair.
The manufactures are ell runnino :.
full blast and men and employees arc
happy.
1t is expected that there will be 3oOo
colored people from abroad to attend tbo
grand celebration here on the 22nd.
Pete Bostrom, salesman with Hull Rros
has accepted position with H. Hoffmas
ter, of Rock Island.
The death rate has been low in MoiDo
for the past month, and the undertake.
and doctors probably feel Respondent
L. Gregory went to Waterloo YESTERDAY
after his wife, and from there they will re-
turn to their home in st. Louis
1t is reported that DR.. McKinnie want.
the greenback nomination for congress
The doctors round form in the halls Of CON
gress would strike terror to all parties.
The game between the Rock Island Stars
to morrow afternoon, and the Bows in
Blue promises to be very interesting one
indeed, and good deal of money will
change hands during this game.
E. L. Eastman has resigned his position
on the Dinaocrdt to take effect at the end
OF this month. Ezra has done good service
since he has been in the newspaper bust
ness, and if he follows it. will make sue,
cess of it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
MILAN MENTION.

Last Sunday night two sacrilegious
Methodist church of that place. The af
fray took place just as the denizens of Mi
Ian were congregating at church, and con-
sequently caused no little talk among the
goodly disposed Milanists. The pugilists
were arrested yesterday, and brought be-
fore Justice Dickson. The evidence was
submitted, and the court fined the defen-
dants in the sum of 80 and So, as it was
apparent that both of them were to blame
for the encounter.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
THE TURNER'S

This evening, an adjourned meeting of
the Rock Island Turner's will be held at
their hall ON Third avenue, when the Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be elected.
The different turning classes are now per-
fecting themselves in the general move
ments on the bar and athletic exercises
generally, and will prepare themselves for
the coming public exhibition at the new
Opera House In Moline The exhibition
viii occur early in October, and as it viii
consist of turning by both the Rock Island
and Moline classes, the entertainment will
no doubt attract large audience.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
CORRESPONDENCE.

AUGUSTANA COLLEGE, Sept. y
EDITOR ARGUS: The fall term of school
began Monday. Sept. 4th, 1882, al
o'clock. Most of the old students have
returned bringing with them about thirty
new worshipers of the fair Minerva All
the classes in college and preparatory
are organized, but few of the theologiaus
having returned the classes in the seminary
have not been organized.
The faculty will remain the same except
the probable absence of Prof Graaere, the
vacancy made by the withdrawal of Ander
son which is to be filled. and the addition
of Prof. Weidner and Thunblad as in.
structor in theology.
The grounds surrounding the college
have been greatly improved, laborers be
ing employed in grading and repairing
terraces and driveways, while painters. car
penters and masons have given the needful
parts proper care, giving to the whole
clean and attractive appearance.
The members of the PhrenOkOsmian
Literary Society held meeting Friday
evening Sept. s, which was well ATTENDED
There appears to be considerable Interest
taken by young and men members. After
a little miscellaneous business was trans
acted the society elected its officers and
secured the proper committees. The
society will hold weekly meetings through
out the school year.
The members of the Home Circle meet
at the parlor of DIR. Hasselquist, elected
officers and appointed committees, and
placed the society machinery in running
order, preparing to spend another season
of those enjoyable evenings.
Rev. M. p. Oden, of Ottumua, Iowa, spent
couple of days here visiting old friends
and haunts. He passed around looking into
the empty classrooms, as if he expected to
see his classmates there assembled.
H. BRoUDQUIST
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
BAND coNcERr,

Next Saturday evening Bleuer's band
win give concert in Union park. The
committee having the music in charge has
extended an invitation to that musical
organization which has been accepted,
and the concert will accordingly take place
at that time. The park has been some
what improved by the removal of the water
pipes that were piled up in that square,
and the grass has been cut and the park
greatly improved in appearance.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
PORT BYRON.
PoRT BYRON ILL.,, Sept. 1a, 1

PORT BYRON III, sept. II, 1857.
On Tuesday forenoon as Mr.. Jerry L
Cox was coming down our main street
from the bluff, on a load of wood, his
horses were unable to manage the load and
swayed off to one side, turning the load
over and burying him beneath, breaking
five ribs and doing other internal injury,
which caused his death in few hours.
Mr.. Cox was So years of age and one of
Oldest and most respected farmers in this
community. The news of this sad acct
dent win be received with general sorrow.
The funeral will take place on Thursday
at o'clock at Fairfield church.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
BREVITIES.

The entertainment at Harper's theatre
last night attracked good audience.
The Hidden Hand company will appear
in this city next Monday.
The supervisors settled down to business
this morning.
The first car was taken over the Milan
line this morning.
Biehps band accompanied the Knights
Templar to camp this morning.
Prayer meetings will be held at the diff
ferent churches this evening.
The Baptist association for this district
met at Reynolds this afternoon
The Rodman Rifles will hold business
meeting this evening.
The Turner's elect officers this evening
The postoffice improvements will be
completed early in October.
Work on the Fifth avenue sewer is pro-
crossing.
The C. B. & @. round house will be COM
pleted in few weeks.
Union square has been cleaned up and
A number of citizens visited the Knights
encampment at Big Island this afternoon.
Men are still at work repairing the track
of the Moline street car line.
Next Saturday evening Bleuer's band
will give a concert at Union park.
The city clerk yesterday issued a ped
dler's license to J. F. McDermott, who will
try to sell carpet sweepcrs.
YEN Keeper, the day of atonement in
the Jewish calendar, will occur next Fri
day.
To-day is the Jewish New Year, and is
properly observed by the members of that
race.
The river business was never more quiet
than at the present month.
Several new boats are in course of con
struction at the boat yards in the lower
part of this city.
A picnic will be given at Black Hawk
watch tower next Sunday. tits expected
that the cars will be running by that time.
on the new Milan line.
The democratic congressional conven-
ton is in session at Monmouth this after
noon.
The republicans in this county are not
sanguine of success at the coming election.
Their candidates for congress and county
offices are not generally acceptable.
First naturalization papers were issued
yesterday to c. E. Loderstrom, E. ]. Mys
from and c. E. Ehring.
A game of base ball Will be played to-
morrow afternoon, at Sylvan island, be-
tween the Stars and Boys in Blue,
The foundation for the electric light |
towers will be completed the early part of |
October, when the iron work will be COM
menced.
The Knight Templar encampment at |
Big Island is now in full bloom. The camp |
was visited by number from this city |
during the day
The case of II. F. Reticker who brought |
suit against the city for damages received |
from defective sidewalk, was settled on |
Tuesday At that time the finance com
promised the matter BY paying him 81 ,075. |
Bad sidewalks are quite an expensive lux
ury for the city, and it would seem that
such suits as that of Ret!cker. Olson and
others would induce the council to have a
general repair of the sidewalks throughout
the oiSv
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

N. J. Ludi, of the Orion Times was in
the city Monday.
Miss D. Dohany, of Council Bluffs. is in
the city, the guest of Miss Crubaugh.
]. Krull and wife, of California, are in
the city on visit.
ID. s. Miles and Miss Minnie Boden were
married yesterday by Justice Chopper.
B. Zies left for Chicago yesterday, where
he will locate in business.
Mrs X z. swingley, of Port Byron, was
given teachers certificate last Tuesday.
Judge Smith departed yesterday for
Galesburg.
Judge Adams took trip to Pontiac
yesterday.
Spencer Gregg left last night for St
Paul.
DIR. e. I'll. Bowman is soon expected
home from the Pawnee country.
G. w. Hull, Ben Block. C. E. Morse and
]. Walker left Yesterday for Morgan Park
institute.
w. d. Sanderson, freight agent of the
the st. Louis division of the C. b. & O..
railroad division was in the city to-day on
business.
Hon. P L. Cable, M. M. Corbett, w. HI.
Lundy, j. r. johnson, B. d. Buford and
J. w. Porter are in attendance at the dem
ocratic congressional convention at Mon
mouth this afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13

noble manhood. The support was NEST
clever, Miss Libbie Noxon in the character
of Blossom, the angel of Bloomer run is
worthy of special mention. The perform
ance of the colered whistler was most
enjoyable, and his execution of difficult
airs merited the double encores which
greeted his efforts. The play in whole is
meritorious in the extreme, and bids fair
to be one of the lasting attractions of plays
of the day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13

This morning the marrige of Irwin s..
Cox and Miss Anna Allen, of Rapids City,
was performed at the parsonage of the
First NJ. E. Church. of this city, by the
Rev. j. s. McCord. The contracting par
ties were accompanied by w. L. Shurtleff
and lady, r. II. Trevor and lady, and E. L.
Cox and lady, from Rapids City The
wedding party enjoyed their dinner at the
Rock Island House. after the ceremony
was concluded.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
DIED.

This morning the death of Mrs. .Winney
Darnell occurred at the family residence
on Third street and Seventh avenue. The
deceased was in her seventy fifth year of
age. She had been i'll but few weeks,
and her death was not unexpected. She
leaves family of children..t mourn her
loss. The funeral win take place to-mor
row morning at 10 o'clock from the family
residence
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13

To-day the rafters Helen Schullenburg
came down and the d. L. Vogel passed up,
The Minneapolis and Mary Morton are ex-
pected down to night, and the Libbie
Conger and Grand Pacific up tomorrow.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
rnpEKA ANp RETuRN-sl2.s 5.

The Chicago Rock Island 81 Pacific ran,
way will sell Sept, 8, 8, 10, IL. II, 10 II
and Is for the soldiers reunion at Topeha,
at $12. 85 for the round trip. Passensei
station. Moline avenue. seplo d
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GRATUDE'

WARREN, O., July 30, 1882.
Ell. Ell. WARNER s. Co.: !Sirs:-1 oni
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure has relieyep
me of a severe kidney difficulty, winch
caused me much trouble and suffering
P.W. SUTLIFF.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
SO LOTS

an HIGH GROUND; GOOD VIEW or I my
ii and Island near Railroad Depot ana S Se3HPss
tat hitohsli D Lynds's Bank, iO-"a0"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-13
HONEY 10 LOAN.

On good farm lands, at per cent. Nc
commission. QUINCY MCNEIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-08
StaOt Baltimore.

Die r9 elieruussanftaltfi fir 90 a b.
deu." - 9as 0ireftorium bieler Quiialt
bielt geitern Hadimittag in benz neueu @es
bduSe oerielben an Der BaterzStrase cine
geriammlung. Die Matrone sSrau 6. g.
Chem bertdtete, ba6 mdbrenb 6es Monats
bier Mab6en neu anfgenommen purbeu uuS
iiir bret eine 5eimatb beidaift mprbeu iit.
Die finansielle Gage oes Snltttutes if, pte
aus bem Seridte berpOrgiug, eiue iebr ers
freulidle. Der agent tbeilte NIT, oaB or i'm
Suni 80 WldSheu beiudt babe, pelfe friiher
Der Gnfalt anseb0rt babeu, uub oaB otels
i6mmtlih, nit alleiniger aHsnabme pom
s,pei ober brei, elm arbeitiames Seben fiihs
ren. Der Seripaltuugsrath foroerte l4lteBs
lib Die Beli,eibeb5roe uno anoere Perlonen
aberirals aui, M66heu, lpelde auf abmeSe
aerathen finb, Der auftalt iu3uienosn.
aden r. aT p itarb geItcru
abfub Der 19.jdbrise SobauH &appes, In
SIR. III, Sft.2ombar6ifr., pohubaft. Der
iunae Maun bate iif Dor ungefdbr fiini
Wnd,en burd1 bte Grploiou elmer Batroue
anidleinenb unbebeuteub an Der Saub Der.
lset uno utht tpeiter oaraui seadtet. 2eb.
ten 9ieuiiag fling iebod Der arm 3u idpeaen
an, letteu Souutag Mcrgen 5eigteu iid
ote eriteu Gpureu Der Munbiperre, uub ge.
fern Abene itarb Der junge Raun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-08

Wf fon omerp, Ala., 7. Auguit.-Ote
beutise Staatsmabl erregt nngen6hulid,
grobes Snteree, ipeil Die Der reguldren De-
nofratic gegeniiberitebenSe Suiionspartei
eine gr6bere Stdrfe enttpidelt bat, ais man
erinartet su baben idien. Die Suiiouspartei
belfebt aus un,ufriebenen unabbdneigen De-
inpfraten, nelfe BON ben @reenbddlern uno
Stepublifanern unteritiitt merben. Seibe
Barteien baben Elm pOll itdnbiges Sidet i'm
Selb. gu eripdblen iinb eiu @ouperneur
unb anbere Staatsbeamte Illu Elm neues
GeprGientantenhaus iomie Die Sdllte uet
Niitglieber be8 StaatSIenats. @ouperneulsz
canbibat Der reguldren Sentolraten 1T @eues
raj GSmarb 4sburp S'Neal; iein @cgenz
canbibat Col. Sanes 9. Sbeifielb. Die neue
2sgislatur Iat einsu Radiolser fir gunoess
ienaior Morgall su ermdblen, peldei llnls
fanb bic 2egislaturiuabl beonbe:S fpt1tig
madt. Dian glaubt iebod, pab bic l3uiam
meuIetung Der 0egislatur bsrart iein tptrb,
oaB Wiorgau iein eigener Nadiolger iperben
ipirb. 3ie nnabbGngige Semeguns pirb
beionbers In Norb=Qlaboma itarf untcrffiitt,
unb in Der bortigen 8eraregiou ipuroen ben
regularen Senlofraten niele Stimmeu eutz
,ogem. Smmerbin iif es speifelbaIt, oh bic
n0rbliden Counties ben Nusihlag geben
nerben, ba bic regeln,dBigeu 9emofraten
iiber elm gro6es gotum i'm nlittleren mno iioz
lifeu Gbeile bes Staates perfiigeu.
(Spdter. )-Sen iomsit uorliegeuben Sss
ridten nada finb feiue &ubeft0rnngen bier
pprgeialeu uno man gibt allgenueiu su, baB
bas bemoiratiife Stdet eripdblt TT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-08
Sagesnen niafetten.

Scr ongreB bat id gciteru nift
pertagt, iuetl es etltde Wttt9iiever bes Se=
mats fir ongemelien bielteu, Die aom01ie
i'm getrefi Der Steuerbill nod auf einiqe
Stunbcn iort;uieeeu, pbgletd) nid1t DE &C.
rinefe slusiidt auf Elm Telnltat er,Ltrie.
Gs beibt iett, baB iif beiSe 6duie. beute
Wftttag enogiiltig perta9en iuerSen. 9Sir
alOaen's boffen!
Sn ala bama fanb geffcru etne Staatsz
iuabl ftott, bon pelder Die @rm1blung zines
SunbesienatOrs abbtng. Sroe Der Sereints
gung Der benloiratiidcu DSoreheabs" nit
ben 9reenbGdlern unb Hepublifanern babeu
Die 4emotraten seiiest.
Gin & fer III sur 2eit in 9orbou ber
g0tue bes Cages - uinilid) @etemaDo, ber
;3ulufDntg. @eiteru nabm er nit etlid,en
Ieiner untergeor6ncten Sduptlinge Cite In
Der fir ybtftingutrte 6rentbe" reIerpirten
@alerie bes britiifen llnterbauies Elm.
gSdre er nidt in Siiuairifa BON ben 8riteu
geprIgelt nnt abgeiett mOrOen, 10 piirbe er
es ME 10 melt sebradt habcu.
Sn Ybilabclpbia ifarbeu tpabrenO
Der peraangenen gSode $40 Berlonen; oars
inter 151 6tnber, mel5e pcr &in0ers@bolera
gum Spfer ficlen.
Htdarb Graft itebt in gSilfesbarre,
Venni., unter Der anttage pOi @cr.dp ieiuea
0aoen tn Sranb geiiedt 81 habcu, na6oen
er BEN gr0bteH 3beil bes SOrratbs insge.
beim entiernt bate.
SIM iiiSmeit Hidden Sirginien III
betrddtlider Sfaben ourd bic Segengiiit
ber !etten paar Gage auseridtct tpurOen.
Sn Mtbbletomn, H.zO., puroen ge.
itern nlebrere 9duier bonn Slite getroiic.
lnb mebrere Yerioneu oerlett, ieooh glie
manb aetDotet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-08
Nobufdf0ffrp0hsu

bicago, z. Auguf. - Giue iibcr ben
gmborrc s<Stiper fibrenoe Bride Der yBeo.
ria=0ecaturz Gpanspiller Sabn" nobe Gle
nup brad geiteru inter einem Sradt,uge su=
iainmen unb bie eofonotiue nebt is Bagsoua
hiir3ten binab. @bas. Illen. eiu Gupfer.
ifmieb, purbe getobtet uub 2ofomotipfiibrer
81. 9. @Ontin, iotpie Der 8remler SEQ. fSors
lin erlitten idipere Serlebunsen.
p Shreueport, Ga, Z. Augnf. - Gin
aus Sefferiou, 2er. tonmeu6er Bug Der
rgaifs2tnes s8ahn" entgleite nm II llbr beute
Sormittas nabe ssinnsbOro', Ser. Son.
bufteur Soipler, Eoffagent 5arper, GrpreB,
agent Hoiier unb ein BaIIaaier, Namens
Setro, iuurben getobtet uno mebrere anoere
Yerionen uerlett.
Sarrisburg, Eenni, Z. Auguff. -
Gtn nit Grbettern beietter .3ug Der Sum,
NIT grand= =8abn" iiberfubr beute friib uabe
spfeuS tn bieiem Gountp eine Sub unb
muroe aus Dem @eletlr geidleueert. Sobu
2otpnienb unb Gtas. Sorner, Beibe aus
fsfeus, wHrosu uabridslnlt1 t5atlia per-
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-08
Td& aelbe Eiebcr

@aIOefou, Ssr, z. Ausuit. - Die
perbadtisen &ranfheitsfaile auf benz bel Der
Guorantdne=Statinn, 81 Mfeilen BON bier
leegenheu Sdooner rSeuriette" aus Wiata=
rnoras baben iid als unuerfennbares gelbes
Sieber entipidelt. giner Der Yatienteu III
geforbcn.
Brownsville, Ger, Z. auguit. -
g4dbrenb Der geiteru Nbenb uerfrideneu "a
Stunben traten Elm 9obesfau nnb IS neue
Grfranfungeu am aelben Sieber Elm. Or.
Snearinger, Der Staats= Sanitdtsbeainte,
bat bic Seude amiltd fiir gelbes Siebfr er>
fldrt. Inter ben Yatienten befinoet fd Der
Mapor. Die Biirser erhebeu Gtutpanb ba-
gegen, bab Or. Smearinser bte Stabt Ma>
tarnoras beiuft uno bierber ;uriidtebrt.
MatamoraS, Mer., 2. Auguf. -
Gieben Eobesfdlle unb eine Nu3abl metterer
Grfranfuugeu am gelben Steber fnb bttr
eiuoetretsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-08
Tcnersbruuff in Maine.

Gardner, Me., z. 9ln9uit. - @tne
9robe 6euersbrunit TT bier i'm @aasc. Gin
UeirGdtlider Sheil bes @eiddftsotertels iteht
bereits in Stammen, uuS bas 6euer greift
ned irnmsr weiter nm iif. giau bat Siilfe
auf telegrapbiidem @ege bon Iugulfa uno
Salloiuea aus uerlangt.
(Spdter.) - Ser Sranb brad furs Dor
7 llbr beute Gbenb in Mtoore g. groun's s
Sobelmiible an Der griSgezStraBe aus, unS
in fur;er :3eit tpurben iilehrere bena6barte
SdgsnlIblen unb @tieugieBereien bon ben
6lammen ergriilen. Ser porberrideube
llarfe gStno unb Der Mangel on Naier let
iteten Ser Senersbruuit SOridub, 10 baB es
bis I'll llbr NbenbS banerte, ehe bic Slant
men inter @pntrole gebradt purben. Iae
@sbdube on Der Sigbitrobe n0rblid bis OIL
bic Nethobiftenftrdle iotpie piele @ebdube
an Der @ipble> unb Sprinsitrabe lieseu in
aidc.
Die 8ran6ftdtte beoedt eineu S(adenz
rauin pou 20 adern. 3mii6en 800 unb 400
arbeiter iiub au6er 8eiddftiguug, nno man
id)dst ben geiammtuerluit auf 5000, 900.
@s uerlautet, baE eine alte Dame, giamens
Glufi, in ben Slamnfn uuifar. Siele Stebs
fable iolleu wabrenS bes SranbeS periibt
iunrhen Seii1
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Ntcip= Yprfer Nfahrihten.

u ~ y orf, Z. Augult. y Baul Sitant,
30 Sabre ait, begab iid bcute friib auf ben
Yier aur 8ube Der Sfs16. Strabe, NO er
einen &epolper 3og uuS fid burd eineu
SdluB III ben aopf augeublidli9 t0btete.
3as yiotip iiir Die Sbat iit niht befannt.
- Ste Setdle zines unbetannten Marues
muroe beute friib an Der Tleaiantz Ipenue
aufgefun6en. gr bate iid bic &eble nit
einem &aiirmcffer burdfdnitteu, tpeldes ne.
ben ibr lag.
Iuiiu McNarnara, Gin betagter Maun,
tpel6er iid lett 4 Sabren int Srrenbauie fit
Gneens County befaub, eridien bcute fraft
zines SabeaS Corpus Seiebls Dor Dem 8id>
ter Barnard. WcIamara bebauptet, er let
ME geiftesfranf geipeieu uno eiue Sobne
bGtten tbn zines Streites tpegen in bic an
falt einiperren laiIen. Der Ridter bat nod
feline gntideibung abgegebeu.
- Der 26>labrige Seiur. 3eiie, etu
4rgeffellter bes njletbers Sabritanten
q. g. CLIFTON, jagte itdl beute friih in Ielbit=
nl6rberiider Abiidlt swet Sugeln burd) Die
Yruif unb iuirb mabrideinlif iterbeu. Sa=
milienipirren ionen ibn su Der Gbat setries
ben baben.
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