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III xrsr.ssrred that the Baton Roage
s..a..sz nTII yIsss 1sn. IelsanviTle on the
9th and enter THE contest for the prize
offered By Phnaix Fire Company The
DouaItEseHyifle Independents would be
delighted to meet their Baton Rouge
friends Oh the field OF blowing.
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There is talk CT railroad excursion
from New Orleans to DoaaIdsoHvilfe On
Sunday, the 9th inst, III order to give
city people al opportunity to visit our
town OIL the occasion OF Phmuix Fire
Cenfpsuy's grand festival. We hope
Superintendent Morse will conclude to
have the excursion and bring Il good
base ball club along to tackle the Nelans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

Judge Sims eughs to be and no doubt
il happy over the Examinations Of the
yacheFIe road saTt in tue District Ceart-
Tie Judga represented the victorious
defendant.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19
DoNALDsoEVILLE, La,
Saturday, August 10, 1882
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Water has stopped RAINING through
the Arizona and Landry eresasses-
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The independent Brass Band meets
under tie pleasant arbor at the Riverside
Hotel fog practice and it is hrst-rate
place for the purpose
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

The proceedings OF tie Courthouse
convention have not been furnished us
for qualifications. Why the leaders OF tue
affair hesitate to make their actions
known through the medium of the pres:
- left eneFs TO s1rtaTse-
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The FAIR-The arrangements for the
grand fair to BIZ given By Phoenix Fire
Company next Saturday and Sunday,
August IS and "a, are progressing finely,
and with good weather there can be no
doubt the entertainment will be one Of
the best Of it's kind that has ever occurred
here. The ladies are taking especial in
seresb IN the Preparations and 40 better
assurance could be desired that tue at
fractions Will hemanE and their arrange
ment perfect. In addition to the usual
several uoveitiesiu the shape OF Il contest
between amateur bands, foot race, throw
ing match, greasy pole climbing, shooting
match and base ball game for approprt-
ate prizes A contest for silver trumpet
between the colsreel fire companies, the
Blue Buckets and Perseverance Nd 2, Is
spoken of aud Che matter is now being
discussed and arranged. Of the dramatic
entertainment Saturday night and the
concert Sunday night 1t is only necessary
to say that attractive programmes have
been prepared and the best amateur tai
ent Of this vicinity will combine to carry
them cut in effective style The ehristen
ing of the new engine will take place at
5 o'clock Sunday evening and will be a
highly at traetIve ceremony. A gadfashsr
and gestHoEher for the steamer have been
selected, but their nantes wifi nos be an
nouneed antiI the evening of the CHRIST
eEirs
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Partnership Notices.

I have this day Withdrawn from the ptcay-
& Latoarche Saw-MiIs.
HENRY NORES.
EsfarrIng to the above, the undersigned VII
cou7laae the saT-nil business at the PICA-
ITNE Sc LAFOUECHE SAW-MILLS. sor their
OWE account and solicit ccntiruauce Of the
liberal patronage bestowed heretofore They
assume ali Liabilities and are alone authorized
to collect and Eluidate outstanding debts.
ALFRED ESNEAULT.
ALBERT ESNEACLT.
tEEgII.TEN E,SS EA TLT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
School Notice.

DoNAIDsoNVrLIE, Aug e, 1aeg
TF encouraged to do 80 by Ely friends IN
L Ascension parish shall open SELECT
SCHOOL FOR BOYS II Do1aldsouF1Le On the
18th September, 1ss2 Respectfallg.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

The official proceedings of the August
meeting Of the Town Council are pub
Iished in to-day's CHIEF.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

1t hasn't rained quite every day this
week but it dIdast come far from it.
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SheriTs Sale.
State OF Lsuisiana-ParEslt af ASCENSION
Twenty Second judicial District Court.
Andrew Smith
vs.. No. 22f,
Thos. G. Butler ct ais.

pi virtue CT and acting II obedience to d
II writ Of seizure and sale issued by the
Honorable Twenty Second Judicial District
Court, parish Of Ascension, IN tire matter Of
Andrew Smith Fs. No al, Thas. c. Butler
ct ais, dated July q, 1889, and to nc dfree-
ted have seized and will offer fog sale ut
public auetien. To the last and highest bid
der. at the Courthouse door ct the parish
Of Ascension on
/ Saturday. the Ed day Of September, 1882,
at Il o'clock l. u, the following described
property te-wit-
The ONE DIVIDED HALF of certain
LOT Of GROUND situated In the town Of
Donaldson VILE parish of Ascension, knawn
and designated On the plan OF said town as
being Lot Ne. SIX f6}, fronting On Crescent
Place bounded On enc side By lot number
| seven ~, On the ether slIe bT the other
| half OF lot No six t6is and IN the rear by
lots Nos. sixty eight and sixty zine t6a anG
e9f, together with ali the buildings and IN
proEemerts thereon being the same proper
ty acquired by Thomas G. Butler from DR.
Robert Lawes. by act before E N Pugh, d
Notary PubIia. IN and for the parish Ut
Ascension. en the LIST Of July, 1878
Seized In the above suit.
Terms and essdiaeas-CasIa I'll United
Suites currency. without beaeEE Of Ippraiss-
meat.
Parish Of ASCENSION. July g. IsSs
PA JONES. Sheriff
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rEAsss eorse WEST.

For rates and iaforma ton. address,
NJ e. SPELMAS,
General Freight and Ticket AGENT
Fl. s. HORSE, Supt
OFFICE. No 20 Camp street, New Orleans
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List of Letters

kkSt O4 0G1NCxo
Remaining in the Post-ofIice at Donaisi-
senvIiIe, Ascension parish. La,
August f2, 1852.
Bourgeois, Frances Jackson John l.
BIeuin, Miss Alice Landry, j
BeGsteu- Harry Landry. Jack 4
Bell, Hrs Sidney Lartlgue, 4
Cole. Mrs Rady Lart5gue- LeIon
Davis, Anita me Landry, Mrs A s
Erwin, Robert Mills. r
FaIk. Mrs Sarah Harehsnd. Mrs
Fernandez, P Pierre, Marguerite
Gould, r F Richardson. Bessey
Harding. G. W Williams Caroline
For Week Ending August 10, 1882.
Arson, Miss 4rtrav Landry. Mrs E
Butler. Mise Alice 2, Marx. Miss Clara
BigeIow. j D Murray. e L
Darby, Joe Col Meyer, L
Ferret, G Roman, Mrs
Green. A e Thompson. Allen
Kirtis, Miss Mary j White Miss e
IF not called for IN four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
LOUIS LEFORT. P M
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Two THOUSAND DOLLARs--Nr. T. VI.
MeCuiloh, Reporter OF Donafdsonville
Lodge No. 259. Knights of Honor, has
received official notification Of the al
lowanee by the supreme authorities OF
the order of the $500 due on the policy
of the late Felix S. BabiB, member of
the DonaldsonvilIe Lodge who was acct
denta1Iy killed In the sugar house Of the
Souvenir plantation on the 24th Of May
last. The money is OH deposit in New
Orleans bank subject to Mr. MeCuiloh's
order and will he paid over to the widow
Of Mr.. BabIn on application. The prompt
and satisfactory settlement OF this matter
attests the reliability Of the order of
Knights of Homer. All who have e1-
anined it's system Of life Insurance. must
acknowledge that nothing cauld be
simpler, safer or cheaper, while the other
features and purposes OF the order are
equally sound, eredItable and beneficent.
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SheriTs Sale.

State Of Lousiana-Parish of Ascension
TwHntg-Second Judicial District Court.
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GRAND FAIR
Centenary College,

JACKSON, Ia
Next session begins the FIRST MONDAY
N SEPTEMBER, 1882 Two Professors have
been recently added to the Faculty The
entire expense fsr BOARD and TErrfe,S need
Lot exceed sI4 IN the Preparatory and
Sis4 III the College Department per session.
Send for catalogue
DA RUSH. President.
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I9Gs1i-- %-"A ~
Pursuant ts q resolution OF tie Ca0DeIl.
have turned over To the Official Journal the
list of delinquent tax paFers fer the years
1876. Is77. 1878. 1879 1850 and 1881, TO be
ElEIished. Respectfully submitted,
E. Il RAHEREZ,
Town Collector
The Finance Committee made and pre-
seneed the following report, shaving the
revenues and expenses ct the town,
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Proceedings of Common Council,
Town Of Dona1daonviIle.

EEG II4AE WEEElNU-
COURTHOUSE, August l. 1882.
The Council met this day at o'clock P n.
Mayor Israel Ia the chair.
Members rsesent-D- Variant. Jos. Fer
rier. John SeIazane. David Ross, F. Camel.
Absent-PauI Leelte-
On motion of D. Variant the reading ID
the minutes Of the last Meeting was dis
pensed with
The Collector made the following report
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State Of Lsuisiaua-Parish OF Ascension
Twenty Second Judicial District Court.
Ne. 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26
A PARTY BLUNDER.
Ex-senator Simon Cameron Sorry Tilden
Was Counted Out.

Ex-senator Simon Cameron Sorry Tilden
Was Counted Out.
philadelphia specalI
Ex-senator Simon Cameron was in
this city on Friday night to attend the
dinner of the Farmers Club at Joseph
PattersOn's. When his presence here
was learned it was asserted that an eff
fort to harmOniZe the Republican
parties was about to be made, but Gen
eral Cameron denied this to-day emphat-
ically. He declared that the issue had
been fairly made, and must be fought
out by the Stalwarts.
By far the most important statement
was made by a Herald representative
this afternoon, regarding the election
of Mr.. Tilden. He said: "There is a
great probability of the next House be-
ing Democratic, | admit, that / have
often thought how much better it would
have been for the Republican party had
it permitted Mr.. Tilden to take his seat,
instead of appointing the eight to seven
commission in order 60 put in that man
Hayes. l am proud to say l voted
against the commission. If the Demo-
Gratis had been permitted to assume
power then, the country would be better
off to-day and the Democracy would
certainly be Telegated to the rear at the
next general election. 1t was bad busi-
ness, that commission" Coming from
Simon Cameron at an hour in which the
Republican party is rent assunder in
three of the largest States in the Union,
this apparently frank avOwaI of the
Justice of Mr.. Tilden's claim is quite
significant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26

AInOs Byefs, I1sFl huuyi IhOb heeu, COIL
Glass 12. Cattle, any Breed.
Mrs l. A Wise, milch COW, any age test trial. 10
[The following statement, accompanied by the
affidavit of the person named above has been
placed upon file with the Secretary according to
the rules Of the premium list. The committee
desire to express their commendation of the care
and labor required in making the following test
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26

j q Stockberger q Son, combined cutter.
horse or other power,
(Your committee deem it not more than right
and proper that an honorable mention should be
made of those machines made out of the county.
The wheat drills of MIR. L.. Ra Der. Harter, and
Il. w. Eyster, and mowers and combined reaping
machines represented by G.. l.. Thursby, G. H.
Slutz and others were very good. The horse hay
rake represented by l.. Raber deserves mention,
we'll as the horse power (endless chain) by
Harold Y Co. The printing presses exhibited
Masters Howard L. White and Talbert q Balser
were particularly fine, and deserve mention for
the display and work done on the grounds. The
extension ladder by Thomas & Phelps and wash
ing machine of Alex Lester, deserve our com
mendation; The cord binders of Lehr Smith
and G. l.. Thursby deserve particular mention
for numerous good points.)
Lewis Essig, W Miller, ] B Smith, com.
THE above committee, in passing upon the
merits of the different articles, thought that they
had no right to take those machines, ETC., made
upon the different articles upon merit shown in
each. They simply made remarks upon those
superiority or work done by each.-SECRETARY.l j
Glass 81. Manufacturer Products.
Farnahan IL Marking, 2-horse carriage, 500
McLain, Brown & Co, farm wagon, 400
Farnahan & Marking, sleigh, 200
Jacob KOcher draining tile, 200
Same, building brick, 100
w Whippy, marble work. tombstones, 800
TW Lerch, blacksmith work, 800
w b Perkins, picture frames LOO
Felzir, top buggy, worthy hon. mention.
Lewis Essig, W Miller, b Smith, com.
Glass 2S. TeTttte Fabrics and Fancy articles.
Lawrence Alexander, wooden goods SEQ
James Flohr, 10 yards rag carpet 200
Mrs Sarah Brown, 10 yards wool carpet 200
Mrs Isaac RuthrauH, silk knit stockings 100
Same, cotton knit socks LOO
Mary Faber, display of knitting 800
Fannie Ferch, silk knit mittens LOO
Same, wool Dip
Mrs Ruthrauff, crochet work 800 f.
Mrs w III Essig, " 200
Mrs Ruthrauff, crochet tidy LOO
Mrs II Thompson, hood or fascinator LOO
I Z Nighman afghan (hand,7made) 800
Josie Leas, " 500
Mary II Thompson, toilet mats LOO
Same, tatting work 800
Mrs w o Myers, ornamental needlework 800
Libbie Slutz, 200
Miss Josie Leas embroidered chair 500
Mrs w o Myers, embrOid. table cover 800
Mary Faber " sofa pillow 200
Mrs u Laird, rug 200
Mary Faber, Turkish embroidery zoo
ii Meyers, display applique 800
Mrs Z Buckius - s. 200
M II Thompson, canvass toilet set 200
Josie Leas, outline embroidery 200
Mary Faber, chenille (silk) 800
J9sie Leas, cut worsted - 200
Mrs W y Meyers, 800
Mrs ID M Nieswanger, braiding 200
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26
LIST OF AWARDS
OF PREMIUMS MADE AT THE
33d Annual Fair
At Canton, Sept. 26, 27, 20 & 29, 1882.
Glass I. Blooded Horses.

Glass I. Blooded Horses. LIST. 2d.
G. w. Lawrence, roadster stallion, yrs. $40
Warsheler, Hill & Co.. draueht stal. :, %
Samuel Bell. Is
john Schworm, stallion between s and 4, 10
j. IL. Kitzmiller, mare4 years old, IL
I. D, blanchard, dranght mare bet a, 10
j. L.. Kitzmiler roadster 10
John Schworm, " 8
Geo. Wade VIM. Carnes 7. W. McCue, com.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26
STARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT OCTOBER &C. 1sse---suppement

Mary Faber, gold or silver embroidery 200
Mrs Shorb, hemstitching 800
Mrs q II Laird, zoo
Carrie Hirsch lace work 800
Nj II Thompson, " 200
Mrs w D Myers, macrame lace 800
Mrs II Myers, silk quilt 200
Fannie Ferch, display of quilts 800
Annie Eall1er, white wax flowers 100
Edith Mason, cOlOred wax flowers 200
Ii Myers, shell work 100
Mrs w Myers, water cOlors, satin rsilk 500
Same, on panel 200
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1882-10-26

Glass 20. agricultural implements 6 Machinery
@ Aultman Il Co. threshing machine, Diploma
Same, reaping machine,
Same, moving machine, "
Same. comb. mach. with drOpper "
Same, reaper & selfrake attach, "
w III Wyant farm feed-mill, "
+ Il Kohler, horse hay-rake )wheeD, "
w A Mountin, horse hay-eleVator, "
@ Aultman Il Co. portable engine "
Joel Heacock, portable fence, "
Oliver Yost, sheep rack "
Eli Miller, pOst-hOle digger,
G. Aultman q Co. self-binding harvester, -
Gibbs Canton PlOw Co. disp. 4 var. plows, -
Dick & Harrison, combined cutter, hand pr "
Same, combined cutter, horse power, "
Same, cornstalk hand -
Same, horse "
Same " other !" -
Same hay & straw - hand " -
Same, horse "
Same, ~ other -
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90 % .6OIa Gl.lEll[
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
STRIKE CoMNIENcED.
The Bricklayers and Their Assistant
NT Want Higher Wages.


n Want Higher Wages.
This morning the bricklayers inaugnrated
a strike, demanding an increase OF % cents
a day The movement has been contem-
plated for some time, and is said TO have
been instigated principally by man who,
though an excellent workman, seldom works
more than three days week. Some of the
men went TO work to-day as
usual, but about 10 o'clock mum
her of men who had already ceased
operations proceeded in q body to visit all
places where work was in progress and per
suaded those inclined TO keep busy to follow
them. A party visited a row Of houses on
Ninth street near jefferson and took away,
by persuasive argument, number OF the
hands employed by Archie s. Reed.
Later on another and larger body OF
strikers came to the same place and induced
the reluctant ones TO quit work. BY noon
nearly all the building operations in the city
| had come to a standstill, and the matter
now rests between the employers and the
men as to who will give in first. The
probability is that the men will besuccessfu
| in having their wants gratifed. This after
noon, however, no definite arrangement
had been concluded and the men are still
out. The principal men affected by th'
strike are Messrs. B. Frank Perkins, Archi
s. Reed, Thomas B. Hizar, and Francis Y
Simpson.
The bricklayers demand $3.50 per day, a,
advance of SO cents the "mortar men
want 81. 50 and the brick carriers ~. IN
latter have been receiving from Sl.75 to 81.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
WRECK OF THE SALVADOR.
Fuller Details of the Loss of the Whining
ton-BuIlt Mail Steamer.


ton-BuIlt Mail Steamer.
The following additional details of the
wreck of the Salvador are published The
Pacific Mail steamer Salvador was dispatched
from this port on April lS to bring down a
lot of coffee which was awaiting shipment
at Puenteras, Costa Rica. On the 23d, when
nearly loaded, she sprung leak, and the
captain, seeing he could not keep her afoat
nor repair the break, concluded to beach her
at the island of San Lucas. ten miles from
Puenteras, The cargo was all saved except
that in tine after hold, where there were
| 3,6l7 sacks of coffee.
| The men from on shore, who were EN-
ployed to break out the cargo, refused u
work in the after hold as 1t was under water
from the matches down. The coffee kept IL
this hold soon began to swell, and forced VI
the deck broke stanchions, beams, braces
knees, &C., and completed the wreck of tn
steamar most effectually. The Salvado
was built by Harlan 4 Hollingsworth, II
1861, and had been remarkably successful
vessel. This was hef last season, as tn
company intended laying her up in July.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
The Knox Inau ost,

The coroner's jury of investigation into
the circumstances attending the sad death OF
the unfortunate young woman, Margaret j..
Knox, who was instantly killed at Brandy
wine station on the p, W. u b., by the
Congressional Express last night, concluded
its session about noon, and rendered a YER
dict of accidental killing The jury con
sisted of John p McLear, foreman; John
C. Kirby, F. o. Bennett, c. II. Simmons,
P. + Kolk, J. G. Kolk, Richard NJ. Ross
and John j Cloud 1t was in eyidene,
that the train was running at between q
and 30 miles per hour, but the engineer tes
titled that he did all in his power tp stop th'
train. "If it had been my own mother,
said he, 81 could not have done more"
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
EDITION
REPRINTED FROM YEsIEKDAH
THE GUITEAU CASE.


A Decision to BE Rendered rex. rIT,
NO Doubt That the Assassin Wa
Hang. effrqa o.,os,e.,
W1sEINeToN, May 15.-It is to-day
learned authoritatively that decision ~ upon on
the nItesu, exceptions will be re1dsTFG Mpndoy oy
ne District supreme Court neNt. hio'i'A'
1 and that Il win be a unanimous one. ]. ..,t,
'T There s Is no longer any doubt that Il WI ~.
ovarr,,Ie all Che exceptions, and consequently
SfIirm the sentence OF the eonrt below! 'nas III
understood that one of the Iuuges ~Ss ~
inclined TO attach much importance y y, ~ ~
question 4 raised against fhef 9ompe'
tercy ts Sof Mrs. Dunmire's testimony
and that another member Of inc a,cn coaI' y
found considerable difficulty in coming !,
ay aoreement with his colleagues on I'M
question of Jurisdiction, but although shes' :.
two Judges may perhaps take occasion =
express opipions in some degree dissentInt .s,,ll
from their colleages' processes OF reasnnlnl ',,
on these points, the decision itself VIII, a
above stated, be unanimous. tlr
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
FOURTH EDITION
~ = IsErzIN ! 60 FROM YEsrres, !,
THE SHEPHERD TASo; " ssoAE :
Fne Peruvian scheme to ~
a. Again, HAAnlna
NJ J,''ucINIFu .u PFess dispatch to lhe o..

lAssociated Press dIsns,oh
WAsHNeToN, MAY l5-T,u n ,u9 'Sa'eIle.l
s mea,ae ~ Foreign Affairs held a" nous T., Con
neeelng ,,,..'s tnls morning, a quorum M aiormt
preseht, ana decided to hold a u r. not bet
morrow afternoon for the purno meeting n
ing the testimony taken Inv pvse % ol renew
mittee in New York TO deterSO0,l ~ we subcon
YER tney shall question SbInberS1V what mai
All Of the members of tba u oo upon
returned 70 this city except Mr. K.lliIlee KaiIlee Ia,
y expected today. Mr.. SbinbarS' 'son, ! vii
summoned TO appear before tbe 'u'a has be-
on "wednesday, at 10 O'Clock '4' connitt
AMERICAN CITIZENS IN Popp,o,
11i.ia THE PRESIDENT SIGNS THE Tlrlvs rnlsoSs- n,
Associated Press dispatch tor.o
WAsHINGToN, May i5-In ~ ~. S,,,e''''l !,
DAY number Of bills were intro%nlDO1ae %L lOae n
the call of States. '"''Ouuced undI
MIR. Robinson IN. w introar..,
tuition calling on the President Scu ~, 1. |, 'es
tlon regarding American citi,ens I. HIoIn " III
prisons, calling attention To eer,.as u pIlIp
pohdence which has been puhIsbaS TO'r
asking If any proposition has FShe,,sled, heos Al
cOerce American. citizens IN 90 G'ah
their citizenship as IN ao =" usgal
lease from unjust imprson%espE. sE
accepting 1t on degrading ,s5s eos1,.
whether any person holding oiI,oe a1 naS'
United States has offered monsv Iuu'i y |
citizens to induce them TO accant " /, 10 10
such degrading conditions, and ~ wh,,S t" Sn
letter alleged to be from Lord Iav' G'a.aa
which Mr.. West was to read to N, isu, Fly
huysen, q copy Of which has bcen nrtSa NM
In the newspapers, has been rocoi1oS !,
State Department and what answe, h,' Y
given 70 Its important suggestion
The Tariff Commission hin was ,,,.,
the President to-day.
The appointments under this I'm IN
considered at the Cabinet meetiDo n
row.
The daily gazette., 1882-05-16
A PLEASURE PARTYs san nm
d. H.ffIfI --- a-
Eight Persons Drowned In a Wa.

Eight Persons Drowned In n W..
Lake While Taking Fool. Hard, !,
lAss0eiated Press dispatch to the t1voI
CHICAGO, May l5.-A dispatch
Pullman, ILL.,, says a sailing boat, va1 N
persons ON board, capsized in Lake CLI'
last night, and all were drowned.
& The boat was small craft used h, \
man people for pleasure excursion; N
the time mentioned had on board A 7
consisting Of Captain Bucklin an VII
captain recently from Maine, bis two :
boys II and IL years of age, John 81
foreman in the car department, and
men whose names are not yet ascertain
They had gone out for pleasun 1
although owing to the rough state d
water they were urged by their friend
to venture out, The capsizing Of Ind |
was witnessed by large number OipH
ON shore, including the wife and daugla
Captain Bueklin, and q scene d Z
ensued.
AS soon as possible three boat
manned and put out, but II was lnpla
10 do anything owing to the hea1
Several of the rescuing party bad Nd
escapes from drowning.
All the persons drowned were well 4
In Pullman. The lake shore & lIhe
people, and the water is being dngJd
| the bodies.