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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
SetoeIe @ef1sNniHe.

Sn SeSug auf baS 0efGn9niBtpeIen in
mall0en &a1tonel1 Der S0iDet5 tDnln1t 00S
9YOrt pont %vftDelen @efdn8nlB" 51 ietnem
Jtedt tpe1n AUDI ieDr in lrOnll0en
StHne.
Gor &ur3em tpurbe Elm @efangez
ner, Der i'll Stetten lag, bon DEM 0irettDr
ether ldpet5crtlhen 2lnltaIt erlboiien, lpeil
CT III Der G%rllnfenbeit einell Alllau altf letz
nen QSGrter geipagt bate.
Sn Dteler Uorm etlpa gtng Bic Wteloung
our6 Die 8Idtter uno IDton1er las lie, DDne
Da5 lbl pnoerIt6e Ddrin 81 bemtrfen. 9Sie
fonnte nGmli6 pObl Der 0efangene 5u lei
nellt 9taIlG %gef0mmen letn, lDelln ct III
&ettel lag Die S0iung pes GGtDlels lit
oteie, uiio tie mirft auf Die Terbditliile Der
freten S0tDei6 fetu iG0ne5 &i0t.
Der 9lrett0r De5 d3u6tbauieS cr1alt fem
feiteS 0ebalt, leine B~eiOloung beitebt DieIz
1nebr III 90 Confines tIr leoen 0efangenen,
ben CT unter letnem Bertpabr bat, unD oaz
fir bat er Die BfliOt, IT'D uno Die @efange>
1et .5u u1terDalten. Nber on man nun
ipD6I ei1geleben Fat, baB nit 80 @entimes
pro Sag Der 0irettDr 0es 3udtbauleS 1i6
faum beiier bef0itigen f0nnte, ais lciue
StrGflinge, 10 bat man ibnt erlaubt, Die
StrGflinge arbettell 81 laliet - nidt leootb
o6lle gSeitere5 81 @unlteu Der &dlle DeS
DIRECTORS, Dte5 balten Die freten S0lpet5er
offenbar fir untpur0tg l0nDern Die 2lrbeit
Der Strafltnge ton1mt Dem OireftOr erlt ali
lln1tDegen 81 @ute. 0aS fir Die 2lrbett
eriporbene @elo geb9rt Det StrGfitge1,
aber Der Director bat ii6 cine aanttne einz
gertGtct, ans melber ALIEN Scle on 9tab>
~run9Smitteln, Tabaf uno 9~eiltt9en OetrGlz
fp1 hp,fPhpt fnunpn mac ir mnllpu mn
be5aDlen nl09ert. Ser DIRECTOR iebt lelbit
Die 9reile fir letne Naaren left, urto 10
milBte cs ipunoerbar 5ugeben, iDenn ni0t
alIes Deroiente 0elo Der StrGfltnge gegell
btIigen Sranl1tipein III Die Gal0en OeS
cbrentpert6cn DIRECTORS .tdme.
Stun baben Die braDen @inipo6ner beS
&anto1S Sreiburg I'M btelen ballDelt eS
lt6 I'M porliegenocn Suue = S1par cine Gor@
lbrtft, DaB fetnen StrGfltnge meDr Sranlt>
tpetn Der3apft perDen biirfe, ais er ri ii9
II d." Dertra8en tonne, bod lit oaS cine
gorl6rtft, BON Der nit 0alnlet 81 lpre>
ben = Der 8ru6 me6r ebrt, ais Die Sefol>
gul1g, unO 10 1i1o S5enen lptl0cIter Gaufe@
reien in Solge BON Grunfenbeit gar ri6t
lelten I'M 3u0t6aule 0eS GantDnS 6relburg.
Summa Summaruln aber l6lteBt iid Der
Sting Der SageSDrDnung IND Oi9Siplin in
ienem 3u0tbaule folgenDernl0Bc1 barmo7
miro in Soften gcle9t; per %arbeitet, Derz
trtnft ~lei1en 9Dbn III SranntlDeilt, ltlo iDer
in SDlge beS SrannttpeitS bOsnrttg miro,
miro tpicOer in Soften 9elegt. unO 10 fort
in infinitum! SSn 9tublano mlrOe man
Iol6e 3uitGnoe uuertrGglt0 len!lelt unO
Den gtibtltsmus 0arauS Derleitel1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
GoSt IeD 1tno SScrG.
SnIdnD.

- 0err Or. 8. s. Oetmer5 bon Der
SblerGr5tabtDetllIllB 0e5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
del bureaus Der Ser. Staatcu ipeilt ieit
GINGER 3ett i'm 2luftrage leiner BebDr0e in
@Dicngo, I'm cine grilnolt6e ltuterlu0uHg
Der auf ben Dieiigen Wtarft tomrnelloen
S0meilte naN Sridinen Dor5une9men. st
bGlt li0 ni0t fir befugt, eincn Seri6t ii6cr
ben biShertgcn @rfolg letner SDGtigteit abb
5uitatter, aber er oeutet an, 0aB Die See
ridte oes Or. 8eQpile uno 9tuoerer be-
Delltello ilbertrieben 1tnO, 1n0 oaB ndment>
LID Der + D1ere NorDmelten, alto
baS n0rDli1e SQinoiS, Q8iSconltn, Ottn1
nciota &c. ia It gGn5liO tt d tne n
ret 81 lctlt ldelnt.
SIN 8unoeSi0abamt in 8ai6ington
trafen Dor iDenigeu Sa9en Slpet mcrt1
~ lirDtge Badete nit Der It ii III :
melten y untnoten ein. Oa5 cine,
baS Die 9teltc BON $3.50 entbielt, fam aus
Wiontana unO bate folgenoe @eihidte:
Son Slpet Briloern, - S%crglcuten, bate
Der cine, oDue QSiilen oeS onberr, pbigert
8etrag geipart ul0 in einem alien Ofen
Derltedt. 2lS e5 eiulnnI red)t talt tDurDe,
1teQte Der anOere Brloer ben Sfelt auf u1o
nladte Seuer BARN an. @llidli1eripeiie
fam Der BeiiBcr bcS @eIbeS nod re6t3ettig
genltg DtnSu, INN Die Santllpten bor gGll5>
lidem Ner6rennen 81 DelpuDren. st miro
fat letn ganSeS 0elD iDic0er erbalten, 0a
Die |Jhtmnlern ul0 Die 9tar1en Der 8dnfen
nod lcsbar ltltb. 9oS amoere 4adet entz
belt Santnoten I'M gSertDe bon 500, Die
ms 6elt 9efalIen lnO BON eillem falb ge>
f~rel1en lpare1. OuS &nlb pur0e gel1lad)s
tet unb Die in benz 8anieu por9efunocuen
9aeite %geiammclt, gepai6en unO nh6 Maibz
ingtou gel6idt. gllt0 bier miro Der Ser
lult nnDe5u ganS eriebt merOen f0ruerl, ober
natiirli6 lit Die Qlrbett DeS l3ulammeniu=
0enS Der eill5ellen StitGe cine unel,Dli6
milbleltge.
= Sn 81 ep gorf lit eil1c 8eipegultg
begomlelt, meldc Die 8 it Des
pom GuSldnotl 6en S0tften
matters DeSlpedt. Sir cine lplbe WtaBs
regcl miro 9eltcno genladt, DaB lDenn alles
ritanil0e S0ttfe III auslGnoii1en 6Gfen
tbret 98aiieruorratD erneuerl, iic fir lcoe
@aIlone ldtuer be5ablcn miiiien, tpdDreilo
bic &apit0ne auslGnoil6er Sdiffe in 9ien
Wort einfa6 ibre Wtatroien nit @iunerlt
ans QanD ldidcn ullo iDre Ma1ierbehQlter
fiiQen lallen, Dbnc trgcltoipie oafiir beiteu>
EFT 81 merben. Sn elmer bon @runobez
iibern unD &auflcuten Oieier 9lngelegenbeit
bal6er ab9ebaltenen G%eriammlun9 ipurDe
bel1lolien, lid permanent 81 Drganiiiren
lno cine Delegation Su bcauftragen, betn
Wiapor Qroteit bageBcn 5u erbebell, baB ben
Wiannl6aften ausldnOtl6er S6iffe 9eitats
tet lperoe, oDne Gcrgiitun9 iDrcn Maiier>
porratb aus Den YferbetrGnfen all W}aiben
2ane uno Soutb Street, ooer Der Sontdne
AM SUB bon gSal Street St cntnebmen.
- Die 81. 9. @anbclSseitung beri6tet:
Die SafteesBOrie lalotc art Wtontag, in
8eranlaiiung Der nunmebr DergeitelIten
D lretten teleQrapDii6en Ser
btnoung 5tpil6en sc ~ Yorf uno
8raitlten, Der vfaufmdnniiden @elelz
lAott" III 9tio DC Saneiro cine @lidmuni6z
0epei6e. Q8GDreno bisber eine UNI 2 lbr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
EDArLntnm.

gu ser 9(blettung DeS Wortes CHAR
tatan"" merDen BON Garts aus folgenoe
ittereiiante 8emertlngen genadt: Ser
sur GrflGrung oeS lSortes uG6arlatan"
neueroin9s ansefIlbrte vDt ieur
2atan" l6eint lpDbI Elm taber Ser
wanOtcr Oes u6crr&ules" (0erfules)
oDer Der beribmten grie6il0en Ot0tertn
Anna&reon (vulgo Nuatreon) su lein !;
in pbtlologii6en &reilen lit Der cripGbrte
6err trob leiuer ei8ent6imli6en @qulpagc
(char) Siemlt6 unbetannt unO oas QSort
uGbarlatan" miro einfad aEs benz Sta
ltetti6en ciarlatano, mas lopieI ais
S6wdber, Marftidreier beiBt, obgeleitet.
(0teS, GtpnloGogii6eS Q8orterbud.) Die
Nbleitung aus Dem Stalietilhen faun troB
oes befa1nten Sprlt6es: Q8tuit bu in Die
Serne i6tueifen &c. ni6t beTremDen, tpenll
mar beOenft, OaB lett G~atbartna BON
WieoiciS, Sran3 l. unD 0einri6 II. mebr
al5 $50 ttalienil6e 8orte (8ra6et, etps
ntologil6es WDrterbu6) ms Sran5Dftl6e
@i1gana fanoen. g8ortzNbleitungell, Die,
ME Die in Trage itebenoe naH Dem Utllter
bes aubefannteu v~asistas (lSas lit bas q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24
Die s~broufoloe 1T sSitrttcmoere.

NlS IS iirttem Derg miro ge>
lhricben: 9ti0t 9anS Dbne 8cDeutung
l6cint Der Selu6 geipelcn 5u lctn, ipclden
Die 0lterrcidil6c 8rinSeilin Warta GDez
re "A, 0cmablln pcs 0cr5ogS R9tItpp
pom rs ii rttember 8, nit lbren bel@
Den &inocrlt, Dem 6erSog Nl6re6t Nnb Der
9er5o9ln Nfnrtc, III oell lebten Sagen DeS
NllguIt DEM fDnigli1en Doflager Su Srieo>
ri6Sbafel abltattete. SIS lit bCfalult, oaB
man I'M S0pabenlanDe nit eiuigcr Se1
lorgniB in Die 3utulft ite9t, neil oaS jcbi9e
&0nigSpaar tinpcrloS geblieben lit, ullo Der
Sbroncrbt, 8rtnS gSilDelnt, ieit Dcnn Gooe
letleS SDbnleins ul0 ipGter leincr 0emab>
lin, elmer 4riuSellin Don WaIbef, IT'D BON
oer 9Selt Surllfge5ogen unD ben @eoantcn
an cine lteuc 0eiratb, 10 nabe CT iDnt alt6
bon oelt pcrl6leDel1ten Gelten gelegt iDurDe.
bisDer 1aborlidlt0 bon Der t0alO geiptelen
bat. Sollte YrinS gSilDelm feline mdnlz
ltden 9iabfDmmeu bjnterlailen, 10 DllrOe
Die ipurttcmbergil0e &Ont95frone an Die
3 iterrei6 / de NcDenlinie iiber>
9e9er. SIM &oltc lit mani pnn elmer oere
arttgelt @OentualitGt tpetig erbaut, neil Die
0licoer 0teler gtebeillinie fatbolil0 iirlb
am 6ofe aber begtnnt man ftb DarauT ctnz
surt6ter, ullo Die oben erlDabntc 0crSogin
8bilipp ipltrpe DeSDalb nit beionoercr 0crS>
libtett enlpfansen. Yrin6 9Silbelm unO
lcille WfutIer, Die 8rin5eliin Sricorid, tpelz
de itd lonit IN DIT auftallenoer lScife pom
fDni9lt6en 6Ofe fern Daltel, erDiclten be-
lonDere GinlaDungen, an1 30. 9ugult nn6
6rieoridsbafeu St foumen, I'M bier nit
Den Dltcrrei0tideu GeripanDtel Sulananen7
sutreffen. 9o6 l~eiltete nur Die greiie 45rinz
seiiin Srte6ri0 Der @uulaoung SOlge, HrinS
gSilDelm mar nad DEM 6oTberidDt uDurd
llnlppbliein p~erDinDert". 8or Der Gtiid7
reiie Der ,6er5ogil Ybilipp nad @mulben
er1a,tute &0uig Scarf tbren Gltelteu Sobn,
ben 6er6og 2lIbre0t (geb. %. 0e5. 1865
u1o, betlduftg bcnlerft, Dur6 letne @roB>
mlttter Otarie bon Orleans ein ltrenfeI bon
Souls YDilippe), sum SeconDelieutellant
a la suite ieines lllancnre9imentS or. 49,.
Sdon Dor GINGER S3eit bate Derlautet, Der
iungc !0er5og tperOe in ctlt ipilrttem6ergi>
ihes Jtctterregtr1ent treten, hub Spar ais
GiniGbrig7 Treilpiui8er; itatt oefien lit er
iebt lnfort Sfiisier gemorDen. Ob er DER
etnit gar Den m!irttembergiidcn &Dnigs>
tbron beiteigen iou, mub Die a3utunft leb>
relt. Sis leBt bat es Danlit nod quite Wege;
benn &Dnig Scarf, Der i'm 81. 2tbensjabre
itebt, bat iih pDn ieinem l~ilrglteu &eiben
mieDer pouftGnDi9 ertolt ullD 5ei9t groBe
Sri itidfeir
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24

out Nnef0oten berltDen, 1tao pon Dornbcretlt
init 9rOBell Wflbtrauen Qltf6unebnlelt. 0te
etDnDloGtlireltDc NuetDGte Don belte 1T
llDri0eH5 bios bic iingcrc S0lpelter Der
etOnologii0cu Gage ptS WlittcioltcrS, Die
/. =. ad vocem Eatcran ms bertdtct,
Der rDmilde GQiler A(cro lct emit ld)nanger
9ciDclCn MD clues neutrality-suspicious. grpbcll
SrDl6eS Data rama 9cncleu, mC5Galb
Der Balalt, i'll Dem Da5 mertlDliroigc Grcig1
NIB ltattgefull0cl, &atc7rGn 9e1an!lt D0rz
Den let. 9lS eia lpeitcrC3 8cllptel fir Die
Darode Qlrt, NIT ipelder bic NortcrtIQrul>
gen ludenDc Golt5pDantalte iDrc Sage I'M
llDeritan0ene 9tameu lpann, mag Die aus
oenl II. S0brbuu0ert It0rGmellNe GiiatHSz
legen0e algefilDrt lper0en. Der DefQllte
Ytlatn5berg in ber GbtUei3 (io be-
llallnt poit leiner DHtf0rmigenWeitalt, mons
pileatus) mtro nit Dem r0miiOCu Gar0;
pfie9er gltiden NQmcuS III Yerbinoung
9cbra0t. 9crlclDe llQntnte aus Wi0inS
lctl SGter bitB Ntu5, Die OtIttcr q lila
QaDer Der 9tan1e BilatlS), b~cfrieAte eiil am
BDntuS lebenbc5 feinOlide5 Solf (DaDer
Der Same Ynntiu5), fam Dierduf nad) Sc
rlldlem, no er GDriltlS DerurtDeilte. 90
pleler ltntDat nou OentlIen5bi|lel geQidlt,
elltletbte CT lid III Der 91dDe Dc5 l1odJ i0nt
bellantten SergcS. Sn GDnlid)er 9Gciie,
iebod nit bea6lid)ti9tcr Srouie, erfldrt olld
Der berilbmte cure de Meudon bcl l1rz
lprung oes 9anoidaitSuamcnS 9cauce.
9ds nGrlIid @~argaltuaS Hieienltute eireu
2Salb oberDalb Orleans, mo ic BON Brent
len lno WtiiGen iiberaltS belGitigt wuroc,
nit iDrem S1ipeife bis ouf ben lcbtel
Saum nieoergeldbelt bate, rief Der 9teiter
betpunoernO aus: nJe trouve re q u e.,
Dabcr Der 9tal1e Geauce.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-24

I6dftist, bie @ei6aftsoerbtn0un9 gu unter1
balten. 90 leien Oenn aN6 t6atlG0lid
ale arrangements uno ScrDfleltli6u1gen,
pelde bisber i'll Socben bcS bcNtlNs pant
fa5t oHsidlicElid onf Sic pcriDnlih pont
Tilriten 8iSmard III &tllin8cn Netrof1cnen
N%uorbnungen S~urild5ufilbren. 9(HBer Den
idriftIi6en NnorDnun9m icitcte Der 9fetQS9
fausler audi miinblide llnterbanolllngcn =
namentIi6 in Scsu9 OeS cripdbnten iOGnz
belsuertrageS. 0alielbe gilt DON fat allen
i~iingiten SageScreignillm pOlitildcr unb
peri0nItdcr 9lrt. 0arum fam ba5
ocutl@c @olt gctroit iein 3ciblieo: v0ie
gSaNt an 9tbein" Nnitinmeu unb Derz
trouenSOoll iin0en, trOB alter i'll Den 3ei1
tllngen auf9eileftcn Sturmii9naIe: u&teb'
8aterlanD, fanult rubtg iein."
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-20
WASHINGTON NOTES.

IT is said that no legislation will be at
tempted in Congress until after the holiday
recess, which will be taken in time to allow
members to pass Christmas at home.
THE Republican National Committee met
at Washington on the 18th, and on the
third ballot selected Chicago as the place
and June as the time of holding the
National Convention to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice-President.
In regard to the Importance of forest
culture, the Commissioner of Agriculture
says: "The total value of forest products
of the United States for the census year is
estimated at 500, 100000. In other words,
the forest products exceed in value our
crops of hay, rye, oats, barley, buckwheat,
potatoes and tobacco taken together. They
amount to ten times the value of gold and
silver, of which we make so much account,
and to more than three times the value of
the precious minerals and coal and other
minerals combined"
Two-THIRDs of the bills introduced in the
House on the 11th were pension bills. One
of them has been introduced in every Con-
gress since 1852.
THE President recently sent the follow
ing nominations to the Senate: Royal A.
johnson, of New York, Surveyor General
of Arizona; Lawrence Weldon, of Illinois,
Judge of the Court of Claims.
THE Republican Senatorial caucus re-
Gently nominated ex-Congressman McCook
for Secretary of the Senate.
J. A. THOMPSON, Acting Deputy Comp
troller of the Treasury, was stricken with
L
department.
The Postmaster-General has called on
the Attorney-General for an Interpretation
of the act of March 3, 1888, providing for
the readjustment of salaries of post
masters in accordance with the act of June
II, 1866. A very large number of claims
have been made by postmasters for back
pay under this act, and the amount in
volved is variously estimated at from 81.
,OO0,O to S4.OOO,OOO.
THE bill recently introduced by Senator
Vance to promote the faithful administra-
tion of public offices, provides punish
ment by fine not exceeding 5000 and dis
missal from office of any officer under the
United States Government, executive,
legislative or judicial, who shall receive
from any railroad, banking or telegraph
company free passes, tickets or stock. A
bill introduced by Representative Rogers
provides for the retirement of enlisted men
in the United States army after thirty
years. service, with pay and allowances of
the rank held at the time of retirement.
COLONEL BoUDINoT entered suit recently
in the Supreme Court of the District of Co.
tumbia against Colonel Phillips, to recover
S22,5oO alleged to have been received by
Phillips from the Cherokee Nation, under
plea that the same was to be paid to certain
high officials for their influence in securing
the 100000 appropriation made last ses-
sion to pay for Cherokee lands.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-20
SWALLOWED BY THE SEA.
-Four Missing Vessels with their Crews
Whose Fate will Probably Not be Known
Until the Sea Gives Up Its Dead.


-FOUR Missing Vessels with their Crews
Whose Fate will Probably Not be Known
Until the Sea Gives Up Its Dead.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec. L.
Four merchant vessels which set sail at
different periods since the 9th of last July
with large cargoes and crews of trusty men
have never been heard from, and are given
up for lost. Altogether they had on board
forty seamen, who are supposed to have
gone to the bottom of the depths. The
financial loss, should the four crafts never
appear, will be at least $1S5, 900. One Of
the ill-fated vessels is the new schooner
Joseph Hilton, owned in this city to large
extent, principally by John Barry, OF No.
95 Fairmount avenue, and ]. McCracken,
of Camden, N. j. She was manned by
Captain o. H. P. Rogers and a crew of
seven men, and set sail from Darien, Ga,
whence she sailed on September for New
buryport, Mass, with cargo of 100000 feet
OF yellow pine. The vessel and cargo were
worth so, 900.
The schooner Earl II. Potter, Captain
Dyser, another of the overdue vessels, sail
ed from Philadelphia June 20 for New York
via Pensacola, where she arrived during
the month of August, clearing on the 23d
for New York with $4,000 feet of lumber.
She carried a crew of eight men, and with
her cargo was worth $4,000.
The bark Fannie II. Loring, Captain
SouIe, sailed from this port on November 4,
for Portland, Ne. She carried a crew of
ten men, all told. and, with her cargo of
coal, was worth Sd 900.
The Norwegian bark Protector, Captain
Jarguson, which sailed from Hamburg on
July u, for this port, with general cargo,
has not been seen since she passed the Ed
dystone Light on August -. She carried
crew of ten men, and was valued, with her
cargo, at $4,000.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-20
THE EAST.

MARTIN, Citizens candidate, was chosen
Mayor of Boston at the late election.
The Courthouse at Butler, Pa, burned
recently. The cupola, one hundred feet
high, which contained a large bell and
clock, fell with a tremendous crash.
Several persons were injured, one fatally.
The Crioainal Court records and large
nvmber Of important Orphans Court docu-
ments were destroyed. The building was
erected in 1853, at a cost of 5O,0OO; in
surance 81, 900.
FERDINAND WoRTMANN, of West Hobo
ken, \. Y, burned in the sleeper Tolono,
on the New York Central Railroad, died
hox0 the effect of his injuries.
If was said that four hundred men would
be thrown out of work for month by the
dessructicn Of the hosting engines in the
Locust Sap Spring Colliery, at Mt. Carmel.
Pa.
Ofs night recently an explosion took
place in the rear of Kellogg's drug store.
IN Castaeton, N. Y. The inmates of the
houTf barely escaped. Howard Morse,
clerhs tarhped cut of window. Mr.. Witt,
sick Nrsfs and little boy escaped by ladders,
In theft night clothes. The drug store WA
entirely consumed.
a PRIMARY election recently held in Nsw
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1883-12-20
THE LATEST.

| AMONG the leading Democratic members
of Congress the opinion prevails that the
National Democratic Convention will be
held in the West. Chicago is working qui-
! etly but diligently to secure it and thus
monopolize the National Conventions next
year. The members of the National COM
mittee for Iowa and Minnesota have de-
| clared for Chicago. Louisville is also anx-
ious to secure the convention, and has &C.
tive friends.
THE value of exports of breadstuffs in
| November 1888 was $14,657, ,325 against S5,-
| 200, ,494 for the same time last year: for the
eleven months ended November 80, 1888,
$159, $50 .456; corresponding time last year
S1Gj, ,591,0I5.
CHARLES H. WALKERS sugar house, near
! Franklin, Bayou Fouche, La, burned re-
Gently. Loss, $65, 900; insurance, 5000.
1t was the largest refinery in the State out
side of New Orleans, and made the best
white sugar.
! PATRICK O'DoNNELL, the slayer of Carey,
was hanged in London at eight o'clock on
the morning of the 18th.
THE other night small house in Calves
ton, Tex, occupied by an old man named
Carmichael, burned. When the flames were
extinguished the charred remains of Car
michael were found on the floor. 1t was
supposed he was murdered and the house
fired to conceal the crime. His house
keeper, Amelia Redmon, was arrested, and
the police were looking for a male ac-
quaintance of hers.
THE trestle used in erecting the new
canal bridge at Crescent, Saratoga Coun-
ty, n. Y, fell recently, precipitating five
men twenty feet to the canal bottom. All
were injured, four probably fatally.
A RECENT fire in the Diamond Block, at
the junction of Main and Delaware streets,
in Kansas City, damaged property to the
amount of about $4,000. The fire was
caused by the explosion of coal oil lamp.
HoN. DUDLEY c. HASKELL, member of
Congress from the Second District of Kan
sas, died at Washington on the 10Th.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa, has local heroine in
the person of a Mrs. Todd, who recently
secured her eight-year-old daughter under
adverse circumstances. She journeyed to
Dixon County, Neb., where her husband,
from whom she had separated, was living,
drove to the house at night alone, entered
the child's sleeping room through win
dow, took the child to conveyance, drove
twenty miles to point opposite Sioux
City, and at two o'clock in the morning
induced man to ferry herself and child
across the river.
THE other morning the east-bound freight
train on the Pan Handle Road ran into a
land slide at Skelly Station. c., near Steu-
benville, and was wrecked. Trolinger, the
engineer, was killed, and David Versel,
the fireman. slightly injured.
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An Attempted Jail Breaking Frustrated.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Doc. IL.
An attempted jail delivery was frus-
rated to-day in the County Jail in this
city. Among the twenty prisoners con-
fined, there are six desperate characters
Michael Mooney, who butchered his cell
mate; Skinncy Hopkins and John Obern,
who entered the house of an aged couple
near this place and at the point of re-
volver forced them to give up $500; Lewis
Jackson, colored burglar, and two foot
pads named MOllie Burns and Nelson
Clark. These notorious criminals have
been in the habit of dancing and singing in
the corridors of the Jail with the other pris-
oners, and the Jailer yesterday suspected
something wrong from the regularity and
gystem of these matinee performances. He
instituted secret watch and discovered
that it was done to divert attention frGn
one of their number, who was industriously
saving at the bars of an obscure outside
window. They were Immediately locked
up and deprived of the saw. An examina-
lion of the window showed that one of the
bars was sawed off at the top and partially
sawed off at the bottom. Had they been
allowed TO keep up their performance one
Or two DAYS more the desperate Mooney
and the whole gang would have turned
themselves loose upon the community.
They will not be permitted to exercise in
;he corridors any more, but will be securely
locked in their cells and close watch kept
lpon them.
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Orleans resulted in three killed and seven
wounded, one of the latter being the
Sheriff.
THE Standard Theater, a popular uptown
place of amusement in New York, was
burned the other evening. Loss, $40, 900;
fully insured.
A SERIOUS riot took place the other night
at the Blue Mountain tunnel, near Pitts
burgh, Pa, between the Italian and negro
laborers. During the night two of the latter
broke into shanty containing provisions
and were discovered in the act. About one
hundred Italians attacked the negroes with
shotguns and pistols. The negroes being
unarmed returned the assault with clubs
and stones, but were finally forced to seek
shelter after four of their number had been
wounded, one fatally and the other three
seriously. The next morning the rioting
was renewed and the negroes were driven
away.
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Mysteriously Missing.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Dec. L.
A Mr.. Reed, aged thirty-three, q native
Of Wisconsin, but whose parents are sup
posed now to reside in the vicinity Of
Newark, n. j., and who was recently en-
ployed as Inspector on the Kansas City,
Springfield & Memphis Railroad, dis
appeared from his boarding place,
Mr.. George Reeds east of VIM.
McAdams', on Tuesday of last week,
and has not been heard from since.
He had a large can Of some kind of material
which he claimed was a new varnish for
buggies, and he left on Tuesday morning
stating that he had contract short dis
lance southwest of the city, and as he left
said not to keep dinner waiting for him as
he might not be back before night. He de-
parted in the above direction and has not
been seen or heard from since.
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Sad Suicide.

ELuIN, ILL.,, Dec. Il.
At st. Charles, this county, at an early
hour this morning, Adolph Fredenhagen,
living in bed beside his wife, inserted the
muzzle of revolver between his teeth and
put bullet in his brain, dying almost in
stantly. The deceased was leading busi-
ness man in this district, and reputed
wealthy. He conducted extensive Touring
mills at st. Charles, and had built up an
enormous business. He was unusually
happy in his domestic relations, having a
charming wife and an interesting family OF
four children, the eldest OF whom Is but
fifteen years of age. Threatened financial
difficulty is the attributed Cause. Deceased
was highly educated and intelligent man.