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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-08
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NEW YORK, June 7.--Inwood Is the name
by which the narrow neck Of land, south OF
81 uyten Duyyil, forming the northwestern
portion Of Manhattan Island, Is known. II
contains the residences Of many wealthy
merchants. Mr.. Joseph Keppler. the earl
caturist, and part owner OF Puck lives there
IN a handsome house. Near by lives the
widow OF the banker sattig, with her
brother-in- law, Mr.. &. l.. Schmittler,
the florist. Last March Mr.. Kepper
went out upon the road to settle a
difficulty between his llttle
daughter Irma, aged eight, and 1csSic sat
tx. aged twelve. AZ a consequence ne is
nuw the defendant before the courts IN
suit for 40, 900 damages for an assault upon
Mrs. Satig's little girl. Mr.. keppler IL
IN Europe. but Mrs Plau, his molher:in'
law, explains that the children had ire
Gllcntly guarded, aud that. upon tho day
IN question, Mr.. keppler', son came run
mig in TO tell him TINT lrlnt was being
beaten by Jessie Sattig. lie ran out,
and 10 put stop 10 the constant bicker-
ings slapped each OF the little girls
Just once, and led his daughter into the
house, Dir. Scbmttler said In the absence
Of Mrs. sattg, that he heard that Mr.. KEEP
peIshpd whipped Tessie, and went out TO
investigate. He found the little girl very
weak and bleeding. For five weeks she
was confined TO the house, being weak, ner-
yous and lame, and had not TO this day re-
covered her hearing thoroughly. Mr..
schmitler said that the family had moi EN-
ployed physician to attend the child, and
he was unable TO give the name Of MIS-.
Saltig's attorney.
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Crooks Campaign.

WASHINGTON, June 7.--Adjutant-
GENERAL Drum this morning received the
following telegram;
WHirPLE BARRACKS, ARIZONA, June
9th.
General r. c. Drum, Adjutant. General,
Washington:
Lieut.. Davis, OF the Third Cavalry, after
an examination OF the Indians recently sur
rendered at Don Carlos. reports as follows:
The Chiricahuas surrendered belonged to the
Locos family, and number two boys and
eighteen women and children. Sixty days
ago the Mexican troops surprised the hostiIes
IN the southern Sierra Madras. This
party OF Indians was cut OF from the
main body and three day. after the
hght started for the reservation.
One. party went back to bring IN Loco, but
Loco was too old to travel aud told them to
come without him. All the Indians were
together when surprised by the Mexican
troops Charley McComas was with them
and was well treated lie was kept to aid
them In ra'e OF . surrender. The Indians
knew nothing about Gen. Crook when they
lett, but knev the country was full OF troops
and that II attacked they will fight until
whipped and then scatter through the Sierra
Madres. Most OF them will attempt TO
work back to khe reservation. Some cx-
pect no mercy and will keep up
the fight and remain in the noun.
tains az long a. possible. They have no
other place to go. The mountains In many
places are inaccessible. Gen. Crook will
probably not meet any OF them before they
reach The extreme southern part OF the 81.
ezra Madras. They do not know the exact
number OF fighting men, but II Is between
100 and 100, with more than 300 women and
children. The number Of men includes all
the boys large enough 10 bear arms. The
Indians think Gen, crook will have trouble
TO find the hosties, The latter will
run II thay can. The Chiricahuas
and Warm Springs, with few renegades,
are the only Indians on the war.path in
Mexico. Dutchy Chirahuahua, who sur
rendered at Fort Thomas, puts the number
Of fighting men, including BOYS able to bear
arms, at i0I, including those Just surren.
dered. The Indians are commanded by
Geronimo.
Signed, j. p. MARTIN,
Assistant Adultant General.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-08

DODGE CITY, Has, June THE gsmb-
lers are busy to-day circulating petitions
that will be pfesented to tbs City Council
tonight asking that the Mayors edict sup
pressing gambling be declared void. Gam
blers' names Oh these petitions, however.
do not count, so IT is hoped that when
there Is show OF strength before the Coun-
Gil the Mayors friends will be In the ma
jority. Short came back here by invitation
Of the citizens on condition that he give
81 900 bond 10 keep the peace, which was
done, but the old quarrel was quickly
renewed by the more active partisans OF
for help WAS yesterday sent to the
Governor by the Mayor, the sheriff
and others, as an outbreak seemed
imminent. In response TO this appeal
Adjutant General Moonlight arrived
here at II O'Clock last night and Is looking
into the situation. He brought fresh sup
ply OF ammunition which, with the fifty
Endfeld rifles aud the 700 rounds Of am.
munitiOn in Sheriff Hinkle's possession be-
fore, will have whole some effect upon the
lawless faction. The sheriff has been or.
dered TO keep the peace, and II necessary,
he Will be backed up by the militia. After
stuuying WI thf points III Tue Gave snort
fighters have prudently left the town, and
no Immediate renewal OF the trouble IL
looked for. The mayor says that IL the
counsel oyerrdes his proclamation he will
resign and lie, the gamblers have full sway.
1t Is agreed that the city's finances will be
In deplorable condition II the gamblers
monthly fines cease, that the business Of
the town wi materially decrease, and tina,
some OF the best citizens will be broken up,
etc. On the other hand, II 10 said that Il
the citizens fail TO keep the upper hand
now their days bondage will be long con-
tinued.
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The Bonded whiskey Question.

OTTAWA, June 7.-0yertures are still
being made to the Dominion governmentby
the agents OF American distillers with
view to procuring change OF the customs
regulations which prevent the importation
o. spirits in packages Of less than hundred
gallons capacity. Over year ago the or
der In council passed permitting the Of splr-
its for manufacturing purposes In
thirty five gallon packages and the Ameri'
cans recently asked II they could not bring
their goods In bond into Canada for reship-
ment under the cover Of that order.
This was refused, and another request to be
allowed to send small quantities into Cana
da In large packages was disposed Of in the
same way. still, 1t Is limited that American
whiskey for export, has been entered at
several ports, though ths whole scheme Of
the United States distillcrs has been wrecked
by the Washington government, which will,
1t Is said, treat all such spirits when shipped
back as importations from abroad.
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EVILS OF THE DAY.
What Methodist Ministers Think Of the
Sunday Theatres, and Liquor.

CINCINNATI, June TN their second
session the Methodist ministers in the con-
vention OF the East Cincinnati District, dis
cussed sunday travel, the theatres and the
liquor traffic. The Rev. W. n. Williams
emphatically condemned the practice Of 60
ing TO church In carriages, and, while the
family is inside shouting ''hallelulah, F."
leaving The coachman outside in the bonds
OF wickedness dfty-,wo Sundays In the year.
The Rev. j. S. Whitney did not believe in
sunday excursion trains, nor in camp
meeting trains. The Rev. Thos
Lee thought some Christians were
too much given TO extreme
views, and rather strongly advocated
sunday recreation and rest in green fields
and country air. 1t was declared that
Cincinnati violates the Lords day more
remorseessly than the city OF Lon
don. In Toronto there are no Sunday
street cars, and Toronto Is Q much sweeter
city than Cincinnati, said one Of the
| brethren.
The tendency Of the theater is ruinous
| and downward, said the Rev. D. {. Vance,
and 1t has been proven absolutely unre-
| formable. IT, tread 70 toward demoraliza-
zion aud ruin Ne plsy was over acted In
| the Welsh tongues and that people are 20
| wrtuous that they are often converting their
| jails in theological semlnaries. A number
| Of the reverend clergymen who had never
been inside theater joined warmly In the
| discussion.
The evening hour was devoted to tenn
| persnce massmeetlng In which the Rev.
| ;. Weeks led of with reasons why the
| Regulation Amendment should not be
adopted.' We have tried persuasion and
| prayers, said he, let us try prohibition.
The Rev. A. B. Leonard followed in sup
port OF the amendment. saying that II is the
only policy that can perceptibly decrease
the liquor traffic, the only policy in har-
mony with the Christian religion and with
the discipline Of the Methodist Church.
The speeches in support Of the opposing
views on the amendment we're powerful Of.
forts and convinced the hearers that both
sides were strongly interested in the
| truth.
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MtssO urt Colleges.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, June THE com.
mencement exercises at Christian College
were closed Wednesday. Nineteen gradu-
ated this year. Elder j. X. Rogers, who
has administered the college for the past
six years, now retires, being succeeded by
Elder W. A. Oldham.
The session OF Stephens College, the
state Female Baptist college, closed We'd
nesday after interesting exercises, including
the graduation Of eleven students, and an
annual address by j. B. Lowry, OF the
Kansas City First Baptist church,
who has resigned. his place being given
TO the Rev. T. W. Barrett, Oh Jefferson
City,
GLASGOW GRADUATES.
GLASGOW, Mo-, June Lewis College
graduation exercises were well attended
yesterday. Over 200 new students are
booked for next fall.
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Telegraphic.
CRIMINAL AND GENERAL.
Details Of the Capture Of the
Iowa Outlaws.
A Reported Sensation at Alton, III.
Washington News Kansas
Gamblers, Etc.

WAvERIy, Ia, June THE capture OF
the noted Barber boys occurred at farm
house four miles southwest OF rripoli and
sixteen miles southeast of this place. Dur
ing the day they had been concealed In the
barn OF q German farmer named August
Tegtmere, and about eight O'Clock In the
evening they went to the house and asked
for some supper. Henry Tegtmere, son
Of the farmer, recognized them and sue
ceeded III conveying this fact 10 the father
whom he instructed TO give the alarm TO the
neighbors. Henry remained at home to as
sist his mother In preparing meal for the
desperadoes. Several men. all OF whom
were Germans, accompanied the elder Tegt.
mere to his home. They had no weapons
save one shotgun which IL Is claimed was
not loaded. The intention was to surround
the house and when the boys came out
to spring upon them and secure
them before their suspicious
could be aroused. This plan was baflled
through the excitement OF one man who
rushed into the house 10 secure the bandits,
upon which the latter
BOTH DREW REvoLvERs
and began firing promiscuously. Hen.
~ Tegtmcre sprang upon BAL
BARRIER, Knocked his hand away
aud caught him by the throat
The melee then became general and b. was
soon on the floor, but managed 10 continue
firing over his shoulder. Ike managed TO
escape his pursuers for a moment, and,
leapirg through the open window, began
firing at the men inside. BY this time sew.
eral ofthe attacking party were wounded
and finally one, named Henry Page, went
outside the door and succeeded in pinionlng
Ike by the arms. Henry Karsting received
ball through his body and exclaimed
boys, ! am going to die" He still con.
upued the fight and aided In tying both boys
by the arms With rope which Mrs. Tegt-
mere had gone TO the barn and procured.
Sixteen shots were fired by the outlaws.
Ike u,ed two weapons he b I'd on his person.
OF the i've brave men who attacked them.
all were wounded, the injured being as
follows:
Henry Karsting, shot through the body
and died at ! :l5 this morning.
John II. Ksrsting, shot In left breast, hip
and arms.
Henry Tegtmere, shot In the neck.
Henry Page, shot In the breast, the bull
let striking the bone and coming out at the
back.
August Teghtmere, finger bitten and
| crushed.
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FOREIGN.
Aexaudrian lncendiaries Sentenced 10
Death-European Affairs.
England.


LONDON. June !. The weekly statement
OF the Btuk OF England shows nm increase
In bullion OF f329, 900. The proportion OF
reserve TO liabilities Is 81 per cent.
CONTRADICTORY.
LONDON, June The truth OF the story
about the poisoning, by the Inylnciblcs, In
Dublin, OF number OF persons obnoxious
TO them IN much contested. The Freeman
Journal, Dublin, denies that there is any
foundation for II, while the Central News
correspondent at Dublin, re asserts the cor
rectness OF the story.
EXPRESSING Discomfort.
LONDON. June I'm the Commons this
afternoon O'Donnell, member for Dungsr-
van, gave notice that he would move that
the appointment OF the Marquis OF Lands
downe as Governor. General OF Canada was
calculated TO excite grave discomfort, both
among the oppressed Irish and the free
Canadians.
SUNK.
LONDON, june THE German steamer
Claudius, which left New York May 10, for
Stockholm. In Ecollislon of Tyimoth WAY
badly damaged, and was run on the beach,
where she sunk.
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sunday school workers.

sTREAToR, H., June THE second
days exercises OF the Sunday school con-
vention were led by the Rev. ID. Hurd, Of
Marseiles. Less than $50 delegates were
present. Reports from only " counties
have been received, as against l02 last year.
Addresses were made by n. C.. Hazard,
OF Chicago; Elder Knox l.. Taylor, Of
Bloomington; Rev. Thomas Spellman, of
Nokomis; DR., c. II. Long, of Pontiac;
Rev. A. r. Pierson, OF Indianapolis and
others, The expenses OF the year were re-
ported at S2,942.
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Medical Fra ads.

PHILADELPHIA, June THE mayor this
morning received letter from St. Paul in
quiring whether DR.. II. Darling anu Prof.
A. Campbell, NJ. D., are connected with
the Philadelphia dSpensary. The letter
stated that two men travelling through the
Western states representing themselves to
be the founders Of thr dispensary Inquiry
at the dIspenssry showed that no such per-
sons are in any way connected with the In
sttutiOn,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-08

WASHINGTON, June TIN the star
route trial this morning Carpenter read the
support Of his assertion to show that Rer.
dell had charged the ~. B. b." check to
the mail account by Dorsey's direction. It
was due to Judge Belford to say that there
was no testimony In or out Of this case that
In any way implicated or involved him In
the star route matters. Judge Belford was
don in public NE and a. current rumoir
might be calculated TO do him some dam.
age, he, Merrick, made these remarks In
PREPARATION Of any wrong that might have
been done him. kerrisk then continued
~ argument
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-08

CINCINNATI, juno THE international
Typographical Union to-day adopted res
olution requiring i''sub-lists" to be abol.
ished by all union offices by September
next. The effect of this Ia that any union
printer may be employed by a regular en-
ploye 10 any Office rs substitute without
being required to be first enrolled as a sub
stitute by the fore man. The order was put
In force Immediately In the Times.staI
office, where Its PRONUNCIATION Was greeted
with cheers.
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Want 10 20 10 Work.

BUNKER HILL, H., June 7.-At q
conference between the Bunker Hill Coal
Company and the miners at Barnum's
Hall last night, the latter stated that they
were ready to 90 to work under the terms
agreed to, and were anXiously awaiting
permission to do so from the district Union.
The president Of the local Union said he
was working hard to secure this boon, but
before August |.
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Congregationaiists.

SARATOGA, June THE Congregational
American Home Missionary Society this
morning heard the reports of committees
on the papers submitted yesterday by Sec
retaries Barrow and Black. The reports
were adopted after listening to addresses
different sections OF the country giving IA.
vorable tidings from last years work in the
mission field,
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$500 Instead Of 100000.

BROOKLYN, June I. --The suit OF Francis
Baker against the Methodist BOOK Concern
TO recover 500, 900 for breach Of contract
was concluded to-day In the Kings County
Supreme court. The plaintiff had been en-
the defendants, but the contract was re-
scinded, The jury gave the plaintiff aver.
dict for $500.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-08
SMALLPOX
and
FITTING Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

A member ofmy fam
liz was taken with
Small poK. | used the
Fluid the patien, was
not delinous, was not
pitted, and was about
The house again in three
weeks, and no others
had ii. J. w. PARK
INsoN. PHILADELPHIA.
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Country Produce.
81. LOUIS.

81 Iotlss
BuTTER-.Choicc to fancy creamery At
1I6tlS to 10 for selections; seconds ut best
dairy rates; dairy At ildGl5 for choice 10
fancy, and IL for selections IN small way:
fair to good l0tdl2; common eG1lO. Near.
by packed overplentiful and dead dull,
quote common ltd6, fair T(IS, and selected
90al0 sale, 80 pals al 10.
LIVE POULrRy--Demand fair for
large spring and choice old chickens, but
offerings about adequate. We o,iote Old
hens 70 50fa3 10; Mixed $l6p3 %, aud cocks
~ bOd62 7b Sprinys-small $itbi 30; med.
ium sized VI 75t62 %, aud the largest ~ 40
t93.. No sale for turkeys, geese or
ducks.
LEAD-Stcady. Sales, 100 tons Of Re.
fined "a 10 del. Hard sAleabls VI 81 1904
l2k.
LIVERPOOL.
Mixed American corn 10 arrive declined
"a. Spot wheat quiet, but steady
No, spring 81 sd;' No.
opving n al, Western winter M Id;
NOHtsrM corn dull q y oHd. Demand from
uniled Klnedom ~ Ceatiasns dull ~
49, 49, eosns .,.SkaSS
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A Horrible Murder,

FALLS CITY, Neb., June 7. The arrest
OF Mrs. Mary Ferron, on a charge
of numbering her husband by pour
ing coal oil upon him, while asleep, and
then ignitng bis clothes, is causing intense
feeling against her. She wanted
10 marry another man, and has
partly confessed. Lynching is threatened
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-08

NEW YORK, June Another attach.
ment was issued to-day in the supreme
court against the property Of j, II. Haverly
and II. Mcconnell The application was
made by ex-Judge Dttcnhaefcr. on behalf
OF Sheridan Shook and James W. Collier.
The amount Of the claim against defendants
is SO, 900.
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Talking Doctors.

CLEVELAND, o., June THE American
Medical Association to day adopted reso-
luton to petition the State Legislature to
enact more stringent lava regarding the sale
OF deadly poisops. A resolution was adopt
ed advocating the Establishment OF schools
10 train nurses for the sick. A resolution
was offered by Dr.. Pollock, Of st. Louis, to
revise the code OF ethics. II created a SEN
sation, and was hurriedly tabled for a
year.
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Digging for Tranlps.

MILWAUKEE, June THE seven tramps
buried by the collapse OF the Marine eleva.
tor, last evening, have not yet been
reached, though large force of men have
been digging out the wheat ever since the
disaster occurred. There were lii, 600
and not 1850, 000--bushes Of No. 2 wheat IN
the structure.
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A Tug Burnod.

CLEVELAND, o., June The propeller
Badger, arrived from above, reports seeing
the tug Vulcan afire of vermilllon, at half
past two this morning. No particulars
were learned. The Vulcan Ia valued at
$40. 900, and is owned In Detroit. She had
a raft OF logs, consigned to the Cleveland
Saw mill Company.
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SPAIN

MADRID, June IAN agent Of the Siber-
ian Republic has Just negotiated with Spain
convention providing for the repeal Of
the laws prohibiting the Introduction
OF free black labOrers into
Cuba. Two hundred thousand slaves
In Cuba become free In 1888. The
labor question then will become a
serious one. Spanish statesmen and Cuban
planters are already examining the plans for
the introduction into Cuha Of free African
negroes, or Chinese or indian coolies.
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never hen known m On,
nsrd yrlloV Feve, has
black vomit had IN,
Csc M Dinhtheria vieId
-,,e,,,n
Fevereuand sickfer:
sons refreshed and
BED sores prevent
ed by banning with
Darbys flu,d:
LIN pure AR made
harmless and puriiicd.
for sore ihroal u Is a
sure cure,
Contagion destroyed
FOR Frosted rect
GhliDiaiihs, fiies ~
Chatings, etc.
hheg UNI cured.
SOFT Wmte SVinp'eA-
IONS secured oy us use
nhip ever p,eyshI.a,
10 purify INC i, .,.s.,
Cieanso ,ne iesth'
u can DC sutpssIeo.
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To Resume Work.

PlrrsBURG, June THE three hun
dred wire drawers Of the Oliver Mil who
struck against a ten per cent reduction
compromised this afternoon by accepting a
Ave per cent reduction and work will be rc-
sumed Tomorrow.
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FRANCE.
DARING BALOoNIsTs,

BOLoGNE, June Two aeronauts start
ed from here IN balloon At an early hour
this morning In an attempt to cross the En-
glish Channel. The balloon rose 2, 500 feet,
then appeared to shift its course, and when
last seen was drifting In the direction Of
Brussels.
SUSPECTED ANARCHISTS.
PARIS, June THE police are keeping
watch on the movements Of several Ger
mans and Russians here belonging to the
Anarchist Committee.
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Iuhucclfn0 Tea.

WASHINGTON, June S.-The Treasury
Department was informed Of the arrival at
San Francisco Of a large cargo OF tea con
signed In Chicago. and directed that sam
pies be forwarded TO New York for In
spectloB before the tes Is delivered.
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TURKEY.

SCUrARi, June "A force OF Abanians
has captured near here Turkish convoy
OF nine battalions. Turkish troops were
sent to chostise the Abanians.
SEVERAL FIGHTS.
sCUTARI, June 7.-Seyeral fights have
taken place In the mountains between the
Albanans and Turks, resulting In heavy
losses on both sides.
CURIOUS,
CONsIASTINoPLE, June THE Armen-
ian Patriarch here recently received letter
which bore an American posimark In which
was phial containing very poisonous
liquid.
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Rig Eiro. ii

BROOKLYN, June This morning the
New York Fire Apparatus Company's
works, on Gowanus Canal, took Ere from
spontaneous combustion among cotton
waste. The building was totally DESTROYED.
Loss, SIC, 900.
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WASHINGTON, june Cen. Sherman
youngest daughter, Rachael, Is betrothed
to ex-Secretary Blaine,s second son, Mr..
Emmons Blaine.
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A New Monitor.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 8.--The United
States double turretted monitor Amphi.
trite was successfully launched at 2:l6 this
afternoon amid great enthusiasm.
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The event IN New York this week the
marriage Of Miss, tho daughter ol ex-Se0.
rotary Fish, v 6iY stafford Nesthcots, -
004lonos
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An Editor Dead.

BALTIMORE, june 7.-.-Charles G. Full
ton. editor and proprietor Of the Amssisans
died this morniag. 800. ~A