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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1884-12-17
Chutnies.
DELHI cHuTNEY.

Take so green apples (medium size, }
pare and core them, cut in thin slices,
boil in. bottle Of vinegar till quite
smooth take one pound of garlic and
two pounds OF raisins, chop very fine,
one pound OF dried chilies pounded, one
pound ground ginger, zone pound mus
tard, and half pound of salt. Mix the
whole together and add four bottles of
vinegar; place it in tile sun for several
days, occasionally stirring it up, and it
is ready for bottling.
INDIAN cIIrTNEY AND SAUCE.
Eight ounces of sharp apples, pared
and cored, eight ounces tomatoes, eight
ounces raisins, eight ounces salt, eight
ounces brown sugar, four ounces red
chilies Cor cayenne, } four ounces powder
ed ginger, two ounces garlic, two ounces
shalots, and little coriander seed.
Pound them all separately in mortar.
Mix the whole together, and add three
quarts vinegar and and one of lemon
juice. Place the jar on a stove or by
the side of the fire for month; stir it
twice day, and then strain, but do not
squeeze it dry; put it in small jars. Bot
tie the liquor, which is an excellent
sauce. This recipe il. highly approved
of. SEf t Ettf8kf8tf sNs U
CHUTNEY.
One pound salt, one pound mustard
seed, one pound stoned raisins, one
pound brown sugar, twelve ounces garlic,
two. ounces cayenne pepper, two quarts
unripe gooseberries, two quarts vinegar.
The mustard to be dried and bruised,
the sugar made into syrup with pint
OF the vinegar, the gooseberries boiled
in 4 quart Of vinegar, the garlic to be
well bruised in mortar when cold
amalganlate the whole with the remain
ing vinegar. To be tied down close the
longer kept the better.-Er.
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ENOR SALE-40 acres of land 10 of which are
~ cleared, 6 acres in grove of choice trees
This Is part of the Broome tracr, which is
considert the best land near DeLand and IS
Price 81 600
Twenty acres on Spring Garden Ave, half
mile from railroad and one mile from town.
Three lots on New York ave., fenced and
set in orange trees.
:. The above will be on the market for a short
time. n II r. HPfNfy
Information regarding this property will be
given at this office. 80
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& WIDOW LADY and her daughters can
IN accommodate four or five bourders dur.
ing the winter. There is daily mail. The
house is four miles from Fit. Meade. There
are many houses in sight, but there are plenty
of deer and other game within n couple Of
miles, also good fishing, etc. 1t is said to be
the healthiest locality in the state. They
prefer boarders for the winter or season-and
wish for only good christian people They
are Northern people. Apply for particulars to
dheir frieno) JAS. W. VAN HOOK,
Lock box j.. Fit. Meade
544-546 Polk Co., Fla.
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NOR SALE in the grove-A small crop of
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Kindergarten Normal class.

MRS. A. E. GARDNER, from Boston. Mass.
who has recently opened Kindergarten in
this place, Will organize a Normal class for the
training OF ladies for kindergarten teaching
formed Nov. o. Lessons on Saturday after
noon. For further information, apply in per-
son, or by letter.
DeLand, Nov. IL.
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ID OMS TO RENT.-Two first-class rooms
II, with board. MRS. THOS. HOLBROOK,
A4-346 Amelia avenue, DeLand.
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LNOR RENT.-Pine Castle. Inside town
T. limits, with eleven rooms and kitchen all
furnished. Apply at this office. 235tf
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CHEAP COLUMN.
December IL.

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DOMEGRANATE PLANTS WANTED
Il Highest market price will be paid for 100
or more, one to two year old. "Box 46'
3SStf Crescent City, Fla.
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nor RENT.-Two small tenements. New
II and cheap. Apply to
344-247 A. G. KINGSBURY.
, 1884-04-02
From the Spectator.

A considerable body of French
shareholders in the >urz Canal are
%displeased with n. de LrSScp'S pro-
posed compromise with the British
hipownerS. \ Committee repre-
Seuling them has, therefore, dawn
up u coumI'r-prnpoSilion, which will
be submitted at the great meeting
Of March 18Th, and which is, IN brief,
thar the Canal should be leased for
til" entire remainder of the term If
concession to the British Govern
m"nl, o" condition al paying 3 I. per
ton ON all vessels u>irg the CnnaI
the 8 f. 10 he divided among the
shareholders, and all expenditure to
fall npo" III" I~e>SceS, who, moreover,
will b. ut liberty t" make IL second
anal, or wIdrn the present one. or
leave both projects alone, as they see
fit. This prnpnSal will not, ofcoursr,
lee clrrird but we record its emer-
gence, BECAUSE we shall hear more
OF it. 1t lormulates the compromise
, 1884-04-02
NOTICE..
nAONDITIONS for the Victual-
TRANSLATION.

MAONDITIONS for the Victual-
~ ing and supplying of bread and
lighting materials to the garrison in
Chrisiiansted as also for the mainIe-
nance of the sick both military and
civilians at the Hospital at Petersfarm,
both enterprises combinrd-and con-
ditions for The VicIuaIing and supply
ing of bread and lighting materials to
.he Detachment in Frederiksfort as
also for the maintenance of the sick
both military and civilians at the
Ho>pit, in Frederikstel either com
blned or separately fnr each, all Of said
enterpri$estn commence from the 1St Of
July 1884, accompanied wi Ii a trans
l'tion in English, may be seen, the
conditions for Chrislians,ed in the
Royal Bookkeeper's Office, and those
for Frederikstcd in the Police Office
at Fredpriksfnrt.
, 1884-04-02

which some day or other must be
made between Great Britain mud
the Canal Company, more especial
y if Egypt ever tails into British
hands.
, 1884-04-02
WRITTEN TENDERS,

embodying the points menfione ! in
: 20 of the Conditions for Christian
>tel and tllrSo mentioned i'll : 5 II
ami s for Ffederiksled must lie sent
, 1884-04-02

ONDITIONER, hvorefter Over

60 OND II ION En-, over"
~ tagelsrn af L|rverancen af
MenagrbespiiSningen, Br0d og Be
lysnin4smateriale tor Garnisonen i
ChristiMsted SAINT Forpleiningen af
de miIil@re % civiIr Svge paa Hos
plt"let Petersfarm udbydes til L;cita-
ton under let, og Conditioner hvor-
etter Overtagelsrn af Laverancen af
MrnagebeSpjisniug Br0I OF B,lys-
ningSmateriale for Detarhemenfet i
Fredcrikstort 90 Forpleiningea af
militTre og civic Syge paa Diet offent-
Iige Hospital i Frederiksted udbvdes
I'll LiciIation rnten under Eet eIler
yarokilt for hverl iSpr, fra 1>te JUL
dette Aar at regnr, ligge til EfterSyn,
Conditloperne for ChristianSteds We'd
konmende i Diet kongeIIge Bogholder
Cout,ir paa St. Croix og de for Ere
deriksteds Vedkommende paa Polili-
kammerer Flederiksted.
SKRIFTLIGE TILBUD,
der maa omfatte de / 20 af Condi-
lioncrne for Lpv"rancen i Christian
strd 90 de ! ) u og 8 af Cond 'ion-
erne for Frvderiksted opgivne for>ljeI-
LICE PuncIcr bIive at indsende under
ForsegIing til Gouvernementet, mer-
kedc respective
Leverance for Christiansted'
OG
Leverance for Frederiksted'
forinden ONSDAG den lode April
d. a Efermiddag III 2, til hvilken
lid dc mod.agno Tilbud vile bIive
aahnede al Gouvernements Secreter-
en- i de Lysrhavendes Nerverelse.
Gouvernements Secreteriatet, st. Croir
den 2Sde MartS 1854.
S. w. VAN BRAKLE.
Get
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4lsoauu 6cgjsbt q lib, NIT otelen'
Sheiu ausGeruitet. in bo5 Gnosrs Clint
msr, no bic gutu ,.SocidIs" iRn NIT
iluti @lds &bIstsu reNnlIrsn.
Iit beiosn Geiealhniten babcn oavduI
III ahtsH. BAL; cule uuttr Jbusu bsltsbsHce
Gemciui6oit uibt u~adgeUillen JUeToen
tam. 2tIo oieicm C'ruHos Hsbmrr be
,,Social5" aub uitt Oeu S6elu al th,
ebsuiowcnjQ iorocru nc Seto iur ben &c
licrcrfsu Abjat;u.
EoGiuQeq,n tauH ,SsmdHo, oer tsit
?ttticriubaber Der sriten Geieuldait ut,
audi u;ht DE C5uiiireuuoidOit oer 20
ejol5" gcuiepcu. cbeuioTDeui9 rUJc mou
ouf cine > GtutS Nttic mtbr ais lusi
DIR nks" bt;oumcu farm.
BON Scircn Der (empereHiIey miro
;uar o;r Neriub Qsu,abt werOcH. aud
oeuu bier beihrisbtReu lnursJdeu Nus
weQ ub;uipcrrfu. "a, S%tdatadIU1It &lncr
melnt loGar. 0GR e. Der Yidun ltl, nan
Dem os5bciIsl,deH Born Der Ssmpertn;Itr
:u btiritoi1eu. A@ic otr gcacEIUarti9c
S,uuo Der Gitises IN Wauia5 dber 1T,
;~ruciItln mrr rod, oaR on9 ban %i.bercITs
riaen Ecrio!aruu ot9 oeutidin Hierso qe
IinGcu lpito. ,Amerita.'D
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-04-25
aniitr ssilhtIm.s @tinnshsit.

Rcdt beScnyiihc Hddribtsu ODER pirl
mebr @eriibte iIno in ben Iretsn IG9en
Gbcr Die @eiuuobeit Rdii5r &tbeIul's in
oG6 EubIiturt gsouugca unO aud mad
Amcritn heriibcrgeEd6eit worbsr.
Sdrab ioH Der Rnjicr lb IN sir,m
10 tIdntIjdtu Sultduo %beliretn, oGB ocrs
irIbt @eiorguis erre9t, mtun lid osr BE-;
tdatt T3auu uibt bciisr idont uno Der
fir ieiE HIicr 70 u~ciJptuoi9tn Rube
pHe9t.
5 ic 9emertuu9en ibsr ie;utn 9ciitis
qcu Suitcuo, wsIdc NIT ojeitn GeruGs
;tu psr6unoer iino uuo 'pelde por etneul
tmoiidtu Wtien iprstsu, limo nit Dor
fbt du',unebureu. NtS jet bet Der
0atirr bel isinem NuitrsteH III Der
Sci'cntlidtsit nod INNER bepiefeu, cas-
a. ic,uen Bertrand bsiidmmsr bat.
Seine NeuBeruu9sn mo6ien nitt
Gsocm ssiaEtn. Qns Dtrsfnuen, wsI.
DIES er on Ie,nsrr @sburtstog Dem Vtd.
hornten bes RcidstuQS ouSfptah, neil
Der Istlsrc midi obne Weitsrss bns
ySo,,aIiittn- @eiee" nuf weitsre 3,pti
Iahre erlirett, Iouotrp Die Sa6e sinsr
RommiiIion ~ii6srgsben bat. mar rsbt
einitttig gsrst,t uuS cesbaIb %unpoItuih
- aber sinoiib tonnte man 9aS ntbt
nCnneu
Wan mug pel'ert 'uUsrIiiiios BAD:
r'bien abpoltsn. Mas bis iset aud
bier ii6er ocn 3uitono bts Raiiers (ourh
Vriu1i- Bricfe tomp'tertsr HsrioueE) be-
tGnni purht, ~ SoIaenoc5:
Die t6rperlide 8rait. Der aufrcdts
Sang uuo Die ian lugsuoIide Strnmr;
tcit oc5 @rciieS BET isinen 6iIertIiden
Auftrtten 1T tbsilwiis eos Reiullat--
tunhIihsr Wittel. Nur ourh oa5 Sim
iAnirren in cine ititiietubs lluiform wirb
5erarti1es ermoeIidt. llub biz WllIerSs
FRAT hes &Giitrs biIt tim audi esiltig bel
isimsm gribeiusu III Der SefisuiIidteit
auirr9t.
fiber Ierortiat5 tdnr ntti obue itirs
rathrIide RcatttoH bIsibcn. Die bdrouf
FoIssnee Grid6pfung nsblt Grfdltuuatn
hurb ods 1roscu isoer nod 10 i6Iedreu
Bittsrars iiHb Die llria6sn car bduNaeu
Standardization ecs Raijers.
9ot isintr Gnsrgis. pomit CT ais alter
So!oat ittts R6rptr uno geiit ;u tram.
msr 9isnitsS Fi4t ssluuus,u bot, lit
ibm isoe dr,tgtae gInfpra5e. bic i'm an
itine AItsVs: S6mide eriuutrt im bob
ten Grab ;urieer. Or nil fidTter iriH,
uis CT III. unb oisier .3Daua, ben or
ND islblt anibui. fam i'm alsrsines
osn,rdbf sani trld6p'sn, o5ne Dos stes
III is,n RAMP esseu bic ;uusbH;snStu
Sdgddea ses atcrs ais ffroiid tes
trat.ct III peresH hVeRhie.
Gas tirill5 Der Sronpriu,. Der bis
bahia Rem Nort "a iaGcn bate, NIT
8lsnart rpegeu osfeu &ieetrItauna ici.
mes HH't5 rmss prtu6ii5tn ErsnieTs
Riniitsrs beratbtH bat. pGr iaon Gin
2Stut btsaaIi5 Der SrdnGlia'eit ses
9diisrs. - 9tue R~esieJuuss Suduoes
Esan eud nut bard cine Rtatut,
i5ait oes EroHpJir;eu, fdsirt in Berlin
nItt anger alsT 6rd3t u isin.
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S%mIdnoiid,e Ta6ribien.

q Gne IRIS Nlasai 8cmisu ron
SecHto, Isis, bat bard ran Scs hires
SRtcls, zines alton Sungaeitllcu IN Sal
cutie, cJu AMI So 900. 600 ad6dtics
Germ69cH aeerht, Hcl6es IN sincH Gram
srHbaiE III SIoufa. ciHcr sr0seE SeScH-
isbut IN SeIIuita uHo IN &@cTthpGplsVtH
5eiteht.
q SU Stdaisssoless VoH SirsiziCa
~ Der an6dt, bag in seu -SIue Rieet's
BERGEN T6 ctr ~ihIurautsrrosT EEItsn Be.
fnoei. Ter Ilae III Enseidhr ciHsu
Htsy sros. sit SrSt ssiuer, sod His, sCT
Sdaet itHiI;t Tits, ionic q f6ut, uEs
Ger ThGRieHlDuds cntridcIt I'D eoTt q
Heu 9isHo; shrr, aIs rings berHH.
q S5on GHl 4. IguE 1T gevitSr
SVapuor ron Bath IN N2aiHe in efzem
RaesTboots mad Rsp DcTs abssfahTcn,
voH rtI4' lsstsrsTS iast Gus Ct aafsass
SuHi mad eSaropa ~ Tuserr UeTlu4Sn
uia. 1as Boot Gee fG5usH SeeuaGaR's
IL Is SHB lang uHe 5 Gus brett, nit
eiHrr 9abine ans ;1si IHf;oi4tsH St
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sic. aeaeu grssibtfisn.

&c mar III ~er1uartgn, bag Die uuDer>
sirufrioe Streaoe hes IN 8aHIas eeIteH>
BEN Erohi6itiouaeieses II ben Dcri9icocH=
ten 9riuHeu mHreu wTrse, b0sIel6e 81
umasbs1. IN DIR eifeH 3eit Deriu1te
man q onf DerhdltnigzndBig ie5r einfa6e
9aeie: M in einer ReitGuratioH Sea
foam" for6erte, a9ielt eiHeH SaosB ir.
Ia uiden Salu5Hs ruoEeH WaaiancH eiH>
a.rihiet. tie ohne beioHbeTe TnIHelIde
AuTorosruHd SIR ooI S6Hap5 brcd@
ten. uoera bic bstysHmce GcGomndaoE
M auf eer eaiIr 6eifimric Rarfe geS
iset wuroe.
Jie Streuae Der Geri9isboie BAT, m
Gu6inouHa nit b0 3ag5oTtIgtstt oc5
GouDerueuTs Glj6, bieieH U<rhclTHIemo7
eiq .iuia6u arten BON gin tHeeB gTos'
teTt6cils GIN GRoe o.n06i. aucH oH
IuTit iii nun si1mat etDas ~EHaGsrotfoar
WsuiAliAes uno 10 Usriu4eu eie StaHaEs
ten k~auiGiitr JEST tuHit!i5re drEsH vSH
yin.
IN 1opsta uuroen tn3li3 jweI Dss
f,uiAafteu uater beH StGat5gslssen IN
forUorIr;- lie sine reuHT AZ biz ,,5ed5o
groiDertina oa6 I2inina Company. SS1r
3Usf III Gnqt6li4 5is ausbsusHHg 81
Uinsn IN ZEN S.aarsH uuo IeTritoTlsE.
| l6rs bsrgssliAs Huo unbsme l!3t 5ab'
naroe ouf $1,000 ab .siddtt, l0Gbvsuo l5'
| Gr-r3eapital pou kjOG,0OO bHrd ING
| WiQioneu Atti,H II je p eeEts O.Ttrs
ten miro.
lie au5tre Gsisui4aft usnnt nd 81
-Fauias Social Entertainment 1oetetq
IND i6r 3Ded IN ,Gsieligts!i. poIitr9'
| 6r,is6unq, Yitsratlu uHo BeToroeruTt
bes Observation-Disclosures" IGs GlgsH
i6un 6isisr Ceisui6au sat ,iHen GeTiI
pom 5000, Ibr @ruuotapltd! G6a. oG'
ourA - 900 4;tisn II 81 Uertreieu Dtro
sslduft i'd aui -, 900.
lie bsroeu Gsisui4aiisn II bnbsl
tust thinner III oberu >tot ems ge
bduoss iuue. 9eot Smmsr iIUo ouEd
cine Thur U~erbuuoen. IN benz UeroCTsi
thinner 6,iiuoet iib Die &sr3 bause9eisu
| i6ait IN benz aHosreu bic Sotlas5''.
bat nun ,Jsmauo IVrit. 10 gsbt Ct II
ba5 crit, 3immsr uHo fault l;b "a sIHsi
Wlnsp- 4n;heII, 05C 10 tdutst
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ihm sefei- Gozt t1afte Ct else 6arm
eTzise 9Rcilar zen een St6hf4en. Iies
nd nolsIhf Eieser Hns 1urhc nit Zen
SahrsR EN- 1o5IhabeahtT FARMER. Sa
eisfcns 6rahiesr bei9lpR q. eia aeRcs
&o5uSnns n hansn. lis he Grheifrr
ben Seller snsarakeH, ftiessa 5e auf
sInSn lnezitbi5en SGieeI. &ctsTe
uEteTiH4zRsez snfbaafeR eiz ssafSanis
ses SttIstt, siEiee NsfREsfR6pFe. eie
uebeTrthe esnes IsSerasa @tlesaTtsls
nit 5000 N Sch. cine fIberne uhr unS
sIasn cIEsa4eR Sting Sa &ins une
IIbT mar etHsravirt: rGeora @slcrs,
Suram, Ddh..1 10 eoS teia SueifeI an
eer SScHtiids res Scripses bIitb. 0ie
@abU5siaIidtrit III, has GherutCu unS
Georat n Stuet aSristhen, Une GTfefer.
eiH i~dhsoraissr RaHu, IN her Sise ben
Sshesftrsi5 Tier S66heI @eorgt's mar
mt sinem i6arisE ,SaifruHente scri4Ias
seu) atfhhrt bet. Sas Auffnoea ets
GsIess stist, eas &an5 ni9i Der Sred
oes RrTees rar. Die lleberTcifc @esro
Sellers 2HresH 9elaEmsIt Hne ar BEN
6risbsoIe ron 2orsIaep besraber.
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1it nenr arra Rrrirn.A.

Tie neut Nero Teritcs. psI5t sur6
Die Segbtneuua sefsIbsn nit etm Sabns
neg esr Der. Staatsa beginner Ruo,
idstai nidt ohut mt5r ceer ReEiasr
bsifiss @sburts. @sben bseiEHsH 81 ioIs
Ten.
Tis SeasuSaue Dts erftsn SaisusH'
GsItIies uoR Der Srsu,e Der linton bis
mad FER SauFiftast RsTite unS sis
RaHiisaiton tss neEeR 5auseIs SsTtIa.
sss ;uii3sn Ten bsiSeu ga5sarsRes
pabliteu TN Stnat Der Scr. SiGaien fus
Q GaeTtsi ScTsansrH besIettet. utIde
,siseH. eaB Die SIitIRsuua bss srosen
msr'ianii6eu RaTttrs fur bic AHstifa.
usr nit aueJlei S6wisTistsiisn 81 tam
pfeu habtn Dsve.
GeTaee in Gem RoHeEt no bic fem.
HzsTSiene AuudbsrHns be,ssr esnssr uHe
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2uTsmbars. am 81. War, reifen
lao 6urrpaHaee pcm hisfissn SasEtof
mad Nusettsa ab; barunter parsn IS
3ursmbHreer.
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Tie tir;Iih en- 3ui1iHgs5ru6er
aus ocrI Siaats UljlHifrpi ben aEesrH
uis0er 'oHb, oaribsr uilo aus 2oesIaeu
iEl Goantp 6ouiioR in Ssr1s bsri5ts;:
-9etm Aus5Tua Scs 9drsc;trie9ts lc5tc
~ 9pvam IN IRIififppi s5H H~oblhabeHs
Der $hlHiCT, RamcHs eslers, TzeI5cT
,3pilrnssiibue, sisusus SafioH uue
GCorse. bsias. Sie bc;Stn jaastu qcuit
;TatsH IN Gas 8cbeueH5esT uHe e;sateu
nit dHsl:iaHHHe. 10 sas Gtorse eIz
lieutenant EsG 5azis fa=. Rsa esrl
Sri4gs Ear cas- tIHf EsTt5s9ls auRsitn
tat II GTHEst ecTi6;tt. UHs @sSret
snii4lo5 ft, isiH Gl5t in 8eFCa II
iE6,u. Ga6stz eas ;Icire grbs &C,
f5SI!f paT, TciEe IT hi; Cizerz Sregs=
:~GuIsTsesI, RsmsTs ShSTHieu, as5
(sTas as, Ra1sCE, q periaTo6ea bate.
est AZ i5TribcH. GIN STiti pou ihul
aus Gan 4HfaHis eyrti5te ieIEC Stiiiz
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-05
Hich-Toned Wedding BELLS.

New YORK, June 5-Many fashionable
people assembled at the church of the
TRANSPORTATION to witness the wedding OF
Miss Philippa Hone Anthon, daughter of the
late Philip Hone Anthon, and grand
daughter of the late John Anthon, to George
Mills Rogers, son of Judge Rodgers, of
Chicago. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George Houghton There were
no bridemaids. The ushers were Henry S.
Blake, Arthur Moier, J. #. Tamms and Mr..
Collendar, and the best man Mr.. Honore.
Among the guests were Miss Routh, Miss
McVicker. Miss Amy Draper and Miss Lille
Morse. The bride wore a costume of white
silk with pompadour corsage, court train.
tulle veil, fastened by spray of orange bios
SONS, diamond ornaments, and hand bouquet
of white roses, The wedding was celebrated
very quietly as the brides family is in deep
mnurninD
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-05

EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 5,-About &
O'Clock p. m. the Rosa Belle. small steamer
plying in the White river, en- route from
Washington to Deeker's Station with-a cargo
of corn, exploded her boiler five miles below
Petersburg, instantly killing Capt Charles
Applegate and his son and John p Hayne, the
engineer, and making a total wreck of the
boat. The boat was supposed to have beer
lying at the bank at the time of the accident.
The owners, Bartlett, Kuhn g. Co, grain
dealers OF this city, valued the boat at 81, 600
She was insured for s., 500 in the Continental
company of New York
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-05

W. G. Donnan. delegate at large from
Iowa, and Merritt Green, il, from the
9Th, and d. A. Morrison, from the 1st
Iowa districts, are getting weak need in
the Blaine cause, and are bringing down
upon their deads the wrath of the stal
wart Blaine men from that state. 1t is
expectedby the delegation that these three
men will desert the Blaine cause on the
third ballot, unless the p!umed knight is
nominated then Donnan is prominent
man in Iowa politics, and was chairman
of the state committee in the last cam
paign. When the delegates change, at
least two of the votes will 90 to Logan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-05
T4E NEWS In BRIEF.

Oscar Wilde and Miss Lloyd were married
In London Tuesday
The widow of Tom Thumb is being wooed
by John Spencer Coyne, five-foot mining
operator of means.
The Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe road has
given notice that it will withdraw from the
Transcontinental Railway association
The Naval academy at Annapolis gradu-
ated fortv-six cadets this year Herbert Nc
Nulta Is the only Illinois man among the
number.
League ball games Tuesday were: Chicago,
4; Buffalo, 3. Boston, II; Philadelphia, 6.
New York, 12; Providence, z Detroit 3;
Cleveland, 9.
Jesse Carter (colored) was hanged at Pitts
burg for being accessory to n murder. He
prayed aid sung on the scaffold, and asserted
his innocence.
The International typographical Union,
in convention at New Orleans, elected Martin
r. H. Ritter, of The ST Louis Globe
Democrat, president.
Miss Ida Lewis, who has meritedly won the
name of the American Grace Darling, IS now
lying critically ill at Lime Rocks Light house,
near Newport, of which she is keeper.
The Democratic central committee Of Ari-
zona has selected W. K. Meade and G. II.
Ouray as delegates to the national conven-
ton, ard Instructed them for Tilden and
Hendricks.
John Lawrence, who in Farragut's fight in
Mobile bay was the pilot of the Brooklyn,
died few days ago in the poor-house at
Mobile after two years of suffering from
| paralysis.
Capt. Andrews, % years old, of Sumter, s.
c., has seen all the presidents except Wash
ington and Arthur. He walked to the ma
tional capital from Sumter, and was
formally presented to the present incumbent
Miss Leila j. Robinson, the woman lawyer
of Massachusetts,, is decided success and
has just won an important case where she
was attorney for deserted wife who petit
toned for maintenance and the custody of
two children.
The insurance commissioner of Ohio recon-
mends that proceedings be begun against the
Citizeqls' Mutual Relief association of Well
| ington, Ohio, of which the Hon. S. 8.
| Warner, w. w. Boynton ani r. A. Horr
are leading spirits, on the ground that it is
doing business without authority.
John Evans, who married the wealthy
widow of Noble, of Quaker City, Ohio, ha
been compelled to hastily quit the di>tric,
| Mrs Mobiles daughter left home q short time
| after the marriage, and returning recent,
| very i'll, soon dIei, but nos before iHtimatius
| shat Evans had effected her rum, ami iha
| aH abortion performed bV = certain Ds
! 3nuthers, nastan5a her death, aui the dos
! t.l has ue2u arrest a.