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Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
China willing to Compromise.
sDecial nisDatch In TUR Rgr

New YORK, June22.-The Paris aulers
says that Marquis Tseng, the Chinese
ambassador, at an interview yesterday
with Prime Minister Ferry, declared the
government DESTROYS of compromising the
difficulty between France and China.
There will be further interviews between
Marquis Tseng and Ferry, and prospects
for a satisfactory arrangement are favor
ah1a
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
Newspaper Sale.

Special Dispatch to TIE BEE.
CHICAGO, June 22.-The Germantown,
Pa, Telegram, one of the oldest and
most profitable weekliesin Pennsylvania,
has been purchased through the generosi-
ty of George w. Childs by Henry w.
Raymond, son of the late Henry j.
Raymond, who has been for four years
past the literary editor of The Chicago
Tribune. The transfer does not take
place until August LIST.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
Small POx.
Special Dispatch to The BEE.

SptcIu1 DIsFutCH 70 TIE DEE.
LANCASTER, Pa, June 22.-Notwith-
standing the active efforts of the author
tiles, the small pox in this city has not
been stampeded. Within the past TWEEN
ty-four hours two deaths have occurred
in II family, making five in this fam
lily, with one more critically i'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
CAPITAL Il
'PtCIaI DIsPAVUHVo 70 TIE DEE
SILVER For TILE MINIS.

SILVER % THE MINIS.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-The treasury
department purchased 1886, 00C ounces of
silver for delivery to the New Orleans
and Philadelphia minis.
A DECISION BY TELLER.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-In the course
of the decision in the case of Troy vs..
the Southern Pacific railroad company,
the secretary of the interior holds the
defendant in the suit has standing in the
case, even after an adverse decision and
until the decree has been executed. The
secretary also says after the case had
been decided and particular relief grant
ed, the land office is not at liberty to
grant any other relief or direct any ac-
ton to which the party may appear To
have been entitled upon the record, if he
had applied for it. ,
THE HILL CASE.
In the Hill investigation, q statement
was read from Daman, representative Of
the United States Fire Proof Shutter
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
SALT RHEUM.

had tried everything l had heard Of in the east
and west for Salt Rheum. Ny case was considered a
very bad one. My face, head and some parts OF nav
body were almost raw. Head covered with scabs
and sores. Suffering fearful, One very skilful ply
stefan said he would rather not treat il, and some Of
them think now l am only cured temporarily. L
think not, for l have not q particle Of Salt Rheum
about me, and my case Is considered wonderful.
Thanks to CUTcURA REMEDIES.
DECATUR, Mich. MRS. =. T.. wHIPPLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
DOWN POUR OF DOOM.
Cyclones amp Floods Devastating Vast
Areas Of Country.
The Wreck of Life and Property
Near Chillicothe-The Missis-
sippi Overflow.
Destructive Cyclone in Missouri.

Special Dispatch to The BEE.
CHILLIcorHE, Mo-, June 22.-Details
of the work of the tornado in the south
western part of this county Tuesday night
were received to-day. The storm APP
peared about o o'clock, coming from the
west, and lasted two hours, working ap-
palling destruction. 1t started near the
west line of Blue Mound township and
extended six miles eastward, leaving a
path sharply defined in width, varying
from half to three-quarters of a mile, de-
stroying farm houses, crops and fences
wherever it touched. Edward James
and Mrs. Jackson Wilson were killed
outright. Those thought to be fatally
injured are Mrs. Butch, Mrs. Amy Click,
Mrs. Dusenberry, Jack Wilson and Bert
Snyder. Several others received painful
injuries. A child of John Hughes was
rendered totally blind, The aggregate
damage is not estimated but it will be
heavy. The buildings destroyed are all
farm houses and barns.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23

The westbound express on the Grand Trunk
railway left the rails east Of Brockville, Ont,
last evening. The dining car alone kept tho
rails, the Others badly smashed. -Four per-
sons slightly injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
S ALT RHE u N.
Wonderful Cures of Salt
Rheum when Physicians
Hospitals and all 9TH
er Means Failed.
SALT RHEUM.

have been 4 great sufferer with Salt Rheum for
thirty years, commencing In my head and face and
extending over the greater part Of my body. I have
taken gallons of medicines for the blood OF different
kinds, and tried good physicians, all Of which did me
no good, and | came to the conclusion that l could
not be cured. But q friend called my attention to
CurIcuRA REMEDIES. Got them and used them until
my skin Is perfectly smooth and | consider myself en-
tirely cured. Yours truly, b. WILSON LORD,
AGAwAh, MASS.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
Forty Thousand in Blank Paper.
Special DisDatch to TIIp BEE.

SUsoUEHANNA, Pa, June 22.-There is
a connection among officials of the Erie
railway over the mysterious disappear
ance of SAC, 900 in transit from New
York to this place. A package contain
ing that amount was expressed by the
Marine Bank of New York, to the
S~usquehanna Valley Bank here. The
bank officials found the package filed
with blank DaDer.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
Harvard Commencement.
niepafrh IN Tup Rpu

BosToN, June 22.-Class day exercises
of Harvard university were attended by
more than the usual number of visitors.
The seniors marched some 200 strong to
Sanders theater, where the. exercises
took place.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
SALT RHEUM.

CuricuaA REMEDIES are the greatest medicines ON
earth. Had the worst case Salt Rheum In this coun-
try. My mother had it twenty years, and in fact
died from II. ! believe CUTicuRA would have saved
her life. My arms, breast and head were covered for
three years, which nothing relieved or cured until I
used the Cuticura Resolvent (blood puriher) inter-
naliy, and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap the great
skin cures) externally.
NEWARK, ONO. j. W, ADAMS
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23

The directors of the Lake Shore & Mich.
gan Southern railway company, have de.
clared a quarterly dividend Of 2 per cent pay.
able the LIST Of August next.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
SALT RHEUM.

No system Of remedies ever compounded go thor
oughly eradicate the diseases for which they are in
tended a. the Cuticura Remedies. Many remarka-
BILE cures have come to my knowledge, and 1 feel
safe In warranting satisfaction II directions are fol-
lowed. Medicines that i~nfallibly cure Salt Rheum as
Cuticura Remedies do will cure any kind Of skin dis
eases. CHAS. II. MORSE, Druggist,
Proprietor Morse's Dyspepsia Cure
HoLILsTOS, MASS.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
HoLLLsroN, Mass

Price: CuucuRA, soc. and o. per box. RxsoLynsr
u per bottle. CUnouRA Soar 25c. CuricuRA SHAW
ING SOAR, l6c. Sold everywhere,
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co, BOSTON
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
The Diamond.
Special Dispatches to Tns Bnn.
IRAGIrE GAMHS.

CLEVELAND, june 22.-Clevelands 9,
Detroits 8.
BosToS, June 22.-Bostons 10, New
Yorks O,
PROVIDENCE, June 20. -Providence 10,
Philadelphias Q.
BUFFALO, June 22.-Buffalo 6, Chi.
capos 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23

heats for two-year olds, Bridget won,
straight heats, Miss Brewster second,
Harkwest distanccd; time 30, 525.
All ages, two and u quarter miles,
Highiyer won, Morgan Spy second;
time 4;l0k.
For beaten horses, one mile heats.
Buttercup won, Red Fox second, Jocose
third; time Lao. lao, 1:47.
BRIGHTON BEACH RACES.
BRIGHToN BEACH. June 22.-Mile and
an eighth, three-year-olds, Boccacio won,
King Fan second, Harriet third; time,
LBS.
Mile, Hotachimie won. Annie c sec.
ond, Bill Bird third; time, 1:45I.
Mile and three eighths, Hilarity won,
Geo. Hakes second, Barnum third; time,
2:24i.
Mile, Hula won, Hostage second, Lit.
tie Dan third; time, 1:43l.
Hurdle race. mile and u half, Athos
won, Camillus second, Greenway third
time, 2.49.
BEACON PARK RACES.
BosToN, June 90 Beacon park, last
day, track fast. 2:45 class, VIM. Otis
won three straight heats, Dartmouth sec.
ond, Princess third. Helen Sheridan
fourth; time 2:35l, 2:35l, 2:33l.
Glass 2;2l, Eva l.. won, Forest Patcher
second, Kentucky Wilkes third. Annie
Martin fourth; time 2:23, 2:22, 2,22k.
L%oRILLARp's HORSES.
LONDON, June 22.-The Sportsman
says: Z. Lorillard's horses, Iroquois,
Aranga and Parthenia, will return to
America shortly, where lroquois will run
several races and then go in stud.
Jockey Cannon has purchased Lorillard's
Sachem. The Prince of Wales congrat.
ulated Lorillard on the successes of
Iroquois in winning the Stockbridge
cup.
THE CHICAGO MEETING.
CHICAGO, June 22.--The summer
meeting of the Chicago Driving park
begins here tomorrow and closes July
4th, There is every prospect of a good
attendance and good races.
The Diamond.
Special Dispatches to Tns BsH.
LEAGUE GAMBs.
CLEVELAND, June 22.-Clevelands 9
Detroits 8.
BosroS, June 22.-Bostons 10, New
Yorks O,
PROVIDENCE, June ~. -Providence 10
Philadelphia Q.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23
The Turf.

Special Dispatches to THA BsH.
CHESTER PAR RACES.
CINCINNATI, June 22.-Chester Park
running races, last day. One half mile
Omaha daily bee., 1883-06-23

n1AAAy0 BATH, for Rough, Chap
N!ANA.0 ped or greasy skin, Black
Heads, Pimples, Skin Biemishes and Infantile HUI
mors, Is CUTiCURA SOAP, an exquisite skin Beau
tifer and Toilet, Bath and Nursery ~ssnAtiye,
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.,:3mr 2Sosmmmn.

lin bic SewcbnfT sDn BosteHaet uRe uHt-
liratnhtu Genntits ss9sa 3dul@unssn "a
f&nsen. riS4ftn mir bifrnlit fas SntIifum Re.
ndHTi&iistH 6as SsrF
ISAAC VOOS
eeS aueiuise EsEtGuftE fdr uHltSt
dcbfe Ginger ORdbsmafdbims
IN unh eae ciffc Nat3iHf in EeiHtm aHes-
sTR @tf9dftr ~ bssta if.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.
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Der ErojeB sessu Den 8au6mOrper
6rnnt Sames iueseu GrmOrbuu9 oes
Goubutteurs @eitfaq 1T am Munta9
bonn Staats =s(uiuolte niebersei6lusen
morben. Sames tuuroe Dem MarI6atl
NeurpbD BON @uuias Gitp iiber9e6en nm
lid tue9en 8etbeilisuns an bent SlHe
gut Giien6abn=R 81 oernntiuurtcu.
g8ie mat permimmt, iuir6 Sames 8Irg=
Ifnft itcllen uno iih bnnn iuieber nuI
freieu ;SilBen beinben. Die game &C.
ri6tli9e @erbnnolilnaeIt i'll bent Snnes
Sale iine ciue Jarce mb ic eber bielc
bcenoct miro, peito beher Sn Miilurri
alaubt fein Menid and MIR einen Am
aenblif un bic @err,rtheilisuna pm
Sanles
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-11-16

Der Democrat" luf)t i'll lciuer ieeten
Summer Den 9lnsfnll Der 9Snblen uom
6. D. Nt nls einen slGn5elroen oenlp=
tratil6en GrTulg bnr;uitellen nno be-
seihnet Die geIal;ene 9fieberln9e Der
Heinufraten i'll 9teiu 9prt nls einen
eruBen bemufrntii6eu Sies. 8enli
bies ein ,Siee" iIt, pnmt baben Die
7emofraten icbcuInIs llriud)c nit bent
8ouer bet leiuer 4rO5cB 9emdnu, ails=
juruIcn: Oh, gach! Sh hnb' 9cwonneit.
8ci Der lebti1brieer gSubl eripdblteu
bic Gemofroten befountltd iGren 8ouz
perrcurs Gonoionten lit 9ieiu 9orf nit
Der bisher uncrl0rten 0tehrgelt non
nlbe;u 100000 Stinlnelt uro oteies
Sobr crip11ltcn bic 8epnbl,tnncr, oe1t
Stnots> >SefrtiGr, lpeldler oil her Sptse
bes Iidets itenb nit r1bcju 10000
Dtehrbeit. 3ie 2egisldtur nes Stdntes.
fpeld1e einen Ser. 5taaten Scnntor ju
tpdblen 1nt lit iiberlpie9eno repnb IL
fnuiId NIB oies ilennt nnier College
einen aroBen bempfratilfen Sie9, bios
ueil einiee Der nuf bent uStndtstldet"
beTnbliten Ganbibnten nit Der I'M
8erelei6c 5ur uurjdbri9en bcinrtrnttz
Iden NtaioritGt uerIdiuinOeltb tlelnen
Utehrbeit bon s biz 10 5auienb Stlm=
men erludblt iuuroen 8aSlelbe lunr
Der Sn(l in Yenniplunnieu mo Wtana@
d1u5etts po bic Gempfraten leBtes
Sahr nit bebelltenbeu 0tebrbclten 'le9=
ten unb bieIes Subr nit nod 9rOBeren
Mebr6eiten geI6lu9en wnroen - i'l'o
bod mus es eben bon hen osmotrotn6en
8ldttern ais ein 9roBartlger oelnotra'
tiI6er Sies nuspoiaunt peroen, nm
ben 2euten Sanb in Die |lugen 6u
Itreuen ,no ibren Sas6uItcn pOlithd)en
@luubens9enoIiem cin %iSd,en Nt"tb
cin5uTiDBcn.
1iir cntlebli6 bmm mns ober Cit
5pl6er 3eitnnssi6reiber leinc 2eIer
bolten, tue,m CT sluubt bcllelben nut
bie5e @eiIe eill I fir Elm Il uormnd)cn
III tOnnen.
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6ermann Nenrr 60 30.

8eselInGsiee &erlonlmluug nm Is
9opent6er 1888
Dds Srotofpll Der lesten Seriontnt-
lung iuur6e perleien unb nnsenontnten.
Beitrdse sinsen Elm, $11.8O.
! Solseube 8ednun9en tuuroen eepriiIt
uno Sur 3abfuns onseiuieIen:
6ugo 4rupp. .$7.45
Gpoitel 8nnb 24.00
Hu9uit Segennnu. 2.90
6err Gbns. 59wors iuurbe nls
dftiues Otitslieb nufsenumnten.
Die &eiisnntiDn bes !6errn q. ".
5relnb n1s Mitelieb Der Co., purbe
onserpntmer
Serr Sobn 8fouti6 reiisnirte nls
3ieuteNont ber gumposnie mtb !0err
GoIper SCHUBERT iuurbe einltinlnli9 ais
beTeR No9fplser erip1blt.
Serr Otto Monnis, IT,, iuurbe BON
9erru SCHUBERT ols nttipes Ntitslieb
npreei91oaen.
Bei9luhen, ein gun,ite su ernenneli,
beKen Gufsabe es iein ion 8eseltt rub
stebenseieSe fur eiue llnteritiisunss=
Raiie ausjuarbeiten unb ber Gunposuie
6ei Der nd9ften 8erianmluns uorsules
gen. 5oleenbe Serreu iuurben als
Mitslieber 6ieies Gomites ernannt:
gaip SCHUBERT, 8nul @aldme unb 8bil.
9ubn.
Bei9loNen, bas Der getretdr je6es
Dtitslieb. iueldes ni9t im 8efse einer
Uniform 1T, beio9ri9tise ba6 basielbe
bis 5ur nd&iten 8eriammGuns eine llui=
fOrm anjul4afen babe, tDiOrisenfalls Der
gonititution sentds nit bemielben Der
Tabren Der6e.
8ei9lohen, baB Der Setretdr fir feline
Wenbe be;nblt werben iolle.
8el9luiicn ha6 bic Gompn9mie am
Spnittag mt . llbr nm 5priscn6nuIc.
ir Uniform, eriheime.
0irrunf @erta9una
9ermann 8ner,
SER.
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iin ioinblidc uuf ipld)c unbeitreitbare
16atinden lollten lid nod MenIhen
finbem, iueldlc int Stnnbc linb, oieIe
fpunberbdren Grrunseni6dften eines nod
erfennfniB rinsenben 0Olfes i6dbiseR
ober nbI9pd9en su iuullen! ?
Gpripdrtsi 8or ms 1iest bns 3iel,
nn6 ipel9enr mir rnItlos, nit Nnfbietz
una olIer unlerer 9rdFte ftreben! =
binter ms bns Alts, Die 8ersdnse,tbett,
= bns Otori9e! DEM Seisen, bent
S6p19ling Die srnue, sebre6li9e Ser
snneenbeit! - bent &iibnen, Dem Stre=
benhen bic eriine, bliibenbe@ese
Sulius Sb1p.
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g9ie Der Mnnld) pes Hproene nnd)
!5erltelluus npn 0armonie nit bem Sii-
Den mn Insmersnng Iectipneller 9iffc=
rcnicn im Siiben eeipirni9t miro, ;eigt
10 rrt1t ecutlidl cin 9SprIdll lit Hnlciah,
". O.. rpr einiaell &nec,l BIC 2eid)crt
uun uicr Morn Carolina Rchcllcn, bic
ntnn Dor 20 ,Sdbren i'll 2lrlin9tOn be
9rnben butte. iullroen dns9e9rnben rnb
nnh 8ulci9b 9ebrad)t, bnmit JIG .,ilt bci
mothliner Grbc" rubcn 1ic 9cifelt
iuuroeu i'm Stnnts Capitol aus0eitellt,
auf bent bic 93ebellenilng9e luebtc.
Mili;cn bielten Die Eobteniun9e. 9ou-
leitbe bon 8ur9eru sr1nsten iid] nnf)
bem Sta1tsbouie nno tueirten beim
9lnblif Der 2ciden Seint 8e9rd6niB
ndhneu 3beil ber @puuerneur, Die
Ntilijer, ebentnli9e (Sulontcn Der 9olt=
liberation, Die @litslicber bes Stantse
pber9eri9ts unb Die Mdpurs einer It-
sabl uon 5tGbtei. Der @ouperneur
pries nnt @rnbe bic @eFnnener nls
,,Botrioten" unb !belben, beren 1bnten
int @eIonge fortleben iuiiroem. @enn
Die 8eb6rben, 8i6ter unb Daili5en eines
5taates nm Degrading bon 4 Dbicnrer
OpIcrn Der RebeGlion tbeilnebmelt, bonr
;eiat has bios, oas bieic 1beilnobnle
nidt ben bier 2ei6cn gift, Ionbern BLOB
Der So9e, iii beren Dienit Die 9eritcr.
bcnen itonhen. Der Siioen iuin Die
Bersansenbcit nibt bc9rubcn unb per-
eeiIcu, unb bos miro ber 9lurben i'm
nd6itcn Sabre i'll Gtiudsnn9 Su ;ieber
bnben.
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9lm nG9iten Sonnta9 ioll uon
oIIer Giienbnbnen in ben 8ereini9tcn
Stnaten cine 91ormnl 3eit ein9efiibrt
tperoen, iucl9e es m0sli9 ntadt, oaB Die
bisberi0en neununbpier5i9 oerI6iebenen
,,gilenbnbn;eiten" nuT bier reoltjirt iuers
ben. Die britiide Grab uno 3eits
rednuna tuirb bieicn SDltcmc 5n @rimoe
selest. Is 9dnse-@rabe mo6en cine
stunbc 3eitunteridieb uno bn @nibins.
ton IS 2anse9rnoe bon @recniui6 ent-
Iernt lit pirb Die @oibinstOner 3eit am
Is. I'm s N1inuten seanoert um 10 bic
le1be srnbe Stunben binter Der 3eit
bon @rcenpi6 feIt5ultellen. Die ud6itc
3eitabtbeilurs bctrifft bus Ntilliilippi
Ehol uno iuirb nls 8ellenille Belt be
turnt Iein, ba 8clleoille 9erube Is 2dn.
eearabe oou 8albin9ton Gitp entIcrnt
lit. 6ulsli6 iuerben mir bier II llbr
baben, tpem es III @albin9tcn NSittag
lit. Die brittle 3eitubtbeilunS uiro ais
bic 0enper 3eit befannt lein uno Die
uierte ols bic Garion 3eit, ba erlteres Is
mb lesteres 80 Grab weitlid bon Seles
billie liest Sir bas reilenbe Ynblitum
tuirb biele neue 3eiteiutbeilun9 9ctpiR
uun erosem Sortbeil iein uuo man bat
ni6t n0tbis in jebem 9crIe iii bent mal
abiteist, crit feline llbr mad Der bea
@iIenbabr 9(senten Su itellen, fuic oiez
bisber Der 5nGl seiueicn, benn auf alcI,
8abnen ipirb iebt in BENT betreffenOcr
9e5irfe oieielbe 3eit fiir Oas 9lbgc6ci
Der 3ii9e maBsebeno ieilt. @pp. Grit.
tenoen fat cine Yrpflnnlation erlnHcn, III
fuel6er CT Die 9iir9cr nuffurbert ibrt
llbren na6 oenen Der @iienbnbn u
ri6ten unn babur6 bebilIlid ;u lein bil
9tormal- 3eit nud Iiir onberc GcidGitE
Srordcn einiufiibrcn.
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sosar ecqem nnicrn 3rn. 5e'uS
GmiItus lelber geben Die 3empereljler
los. Sn Der tiir5li6 5u Gan 5ran6isrO
ltattgebabten Serlammluns Der @rps
looe oes @ppb 3emplar Srocns pm
galifornien, fnmen inter Inbrrm aud,
folgenbe 8eI6liiiie 5n 3ebntte::
,,SeI6fofen, baB bic nlte Sibel nb-
aeId)afft unb cine neue einsefiibrt iueroe,
in uelder nlle Stellen Den @cin mn
oei1tiac @etrdnfc betreffenb, nnsaelfloI'
Ien Ieiu lullen.
ScI6lufen, bnB, ludbrcnn wir ole
Ndtuus ppr Der GboructerIeIti9feit NH
eblen @eirlnunssiueilc nnIercs 5eilnt=
bes bo6en, iuir bemo6 iii leincr WtaB-
nobmc, BEL Der 6of5eit pon Sdnnon
@oiicr iii g8em su oeripnnbeln, eiltcr
bebouerli4en ItiB9rifi erblifen ntiillelt
ber, iuenn ou6 se9en oen 8iaen nnleres
Seilonbc8, unenbli6es @eb ilber Enil=
Icube uon iSamilien sebrad)t bot."
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Nto9t eiusu 8eriu9 nit 6ebmon'$
improved Compound Food
fir 8ferbe, Giel, 8inboieb, S6tucine
uHb S6afe. 9tur gu baben bel q. &.
Rrnoot-
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Der ar66tc @ollertrds. bcn ie eirt
56nf III ben Ger. Stoaten selieIcrt bat,
uurbe ipdbrerb ber bon benz S9oT;nd=
ter. 8erein bes StaateS Wi6i8an uer=
onItdltcter biesidbrisen Dffentli9cn
sdoiifur bon bem jtpeiidbri8en gferi.
np.8pde bes CORNERS u. z. Sburt BEL
Gplbspnter, .1inmonb," seiuunnen Die
lit 363 9asen eriun6icnc ssulle tups II
YI,mb nnp 5 lln6en.
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(GinaeI1mei.)

Soerr 8coaftenr: &ic meiR 4tIuten*
better i'll ocr lestcn Hlmntcr DC: Bolt
blottes" bereits mit9ctbcilt, If nricr
alter 8nrsermeiiter uereiIt iutc i'd mlof
te HERMIT n,eine Stimnte iiir neH rptbeir
SfuhntdHer nls nefien 9tdfliul9er nb
eebe1t-
GLenos
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e Gleno ) b Ir q e l.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-20
Al Springfield, iii.

.sPmNGFlEID, H., May l9.-The storm
OF wind which blew over this section OF
country all day yesterday eliminated at ten
O'Clock last night In terrible cyclone. It's
course was TO the east a little north OF
Rochester, and 1t did not come nearer TO
Springfield than the Wabash and Alton
junction, two miles SOUTH II wrecked n
number OF houses at the junction. and
badly injured the inmates. The large brick
house Of Mrs. English, near
the Junction, was blown down and
Mrs. English was dangerously hurt.
The house Of Mr.. Willfong, near the Eng.
lish mansion, was eyeled TO the grounG
aud II is thought the whole family persisted.
The house OF Benjamin MacVeigh, abou
three miles sOutle 81 OF the city, was dam.t
ageu. and Nj. Macl cigh, Jr., had
his arm broken aud sustained internal nju
ries. The house of Mr.. yanNorstrand,
two hundred yards distant from the Mae.
Veagh dwelling, was destroyed, and IL is
believed that Henry VanNorstrand, A
young man twenty years Of age, was killed.
In the course Of the storm trees were torn
out 10y the roots and fences and outbuild-
ings scattered in every direction.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-20
PresbyterInns in Council.

SARATOGA, May l9.-The general assem-
bly, met ut nine O'Clock. The prayer
meeting was led by DR.. Elijah ID. Murphy.
OF tho Sailors Chapel, New York. The
report OF the committee on amendments to
the book OF discipline was made the second
order for Monday morning. The relations
OF Home Missions 10 tho Presbytery istbc
first order for Tuesday afternoon. Several
oYertures aud papers were offered and re-
ferred to the proper committees. The
nominating committee OH teegates
OF the Presbyterian Alliance, which met
at Belfast, Irelynd, 1884, reported the
names OF forty clergymen, headed by the
Rev. DR.. j, Addison Henry, OF Phladel-
phia, ana forty elders, headed by Judge
Samuel ~ Breckenridge, OF ST. Louis.
Adopted, aud the moderator and per-
manent clerk authorized to ill the yacan-
cles. Howard Crosby. OF New York,
from the Committee on Ministerial Relief,
reported a recommendation that Presby-
teries advance the stipend for aged and
intirm ministers from Sl50 TO 1900. Adop-
ted after an earnest discussion. The next
order OF business, the report Of
the Committee on Ministerial Edu-
cation, read yesterday came up,
and motion to adopt the
recommendation seriatim. They were
adopted. and create new standing board
OF twenty-four members. equal ministers
and laymen, TO have charge Of the agency
for raising n fund TO promote the higher
education OF the Presbyterian ministry,
with headquarters at Chicago. An amend
ment from ST. Louis was lost nearly unan-
imousy. The whole report was then
unanl mously adopted, Adjourned 10
Monday at . a, m.