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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
The Ability to Bear Pain

is the test OF foritude among the lndlaH w.
But ve dafy any Cherokee, Sioux Of Conan
endure the tvugps Of rheumatism 0i'A1s'
Ing. Tae,e, indeed are slight as first os'
ID intensity uutu they become uuheata'..'
ma.ajg Is more obstinate 10 il, maturity .l.-
whleH gives rise 90 them. Ihe more Hr.'-
remedies f5r # /. Ha>iptter's ctuWa-A
safer and Infinitely more effective thin .a.-H
teutrum aud uux tomica, ail ranrl'rs w..
might prove destructive Ut life IN 7ii-l s
saye dose Mineral depupHts, also -
positively mi~ehipyaus are far inferior K
power t1 this sanitary botanic We-.. ...rl
entirely expels from .he blood Ihe s.Ii.l. &
Ties which originate the disease ana ..fat
we#I IS eieaqses 81 Constipation, LIVER - n ii
dyspepsiz and other ailments also gi|s ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
rronhle of Two Emncrors.

The Austrian emperor has been much
upset 10y the resignation of the Hungarian
premier Ii,za, who ha, at length been
pounded ont Of office by the united and
persistent efforts of the feudal. clerical
and revolutionary parties. his majesty
has taken the unusual courseoi reprimand-
ing certain party leaders, and altogether
has betrayed am irritation and nervousness
I'M this matter calculated to increase the
anxiety which has prevailed for some time
past respecting his mental and bodily
health. He has managed also to give
fresh oHeu,e 10 the ear by expressing his
pleasure at the defeat Of the last panslav-
lst plot IN Bulgaria, and his words may
have the daugerou, effect of encouraging
Prince Ferdinand to still further and more
open defiance Of the Russian bear.
The ear himself is i'm bad humor with
more reason than his Austrian brother.
lie sees IN the labor conference a triumph
for socialism, and complains that it has
encouraged has revolutionary subjects to
greater aujacity The uihi!ists are unde-
nlahly and pleasantly active The demon
STATIONS In the United States and in this
country against cruelties I'm Siberia have
greatly comfortel them and neryed them
70 fresh efforts What that means 1, shown
by the tacttHat the ear was impored not
% attend the service celebrated ON Thurs
daya tH cathedral within the fortress If
st. Peter and st. Paul In memory of his
murdered father and that when his maje,-
" insisted upon going, the entire route
from Ndtchml 10 st. Petersburg was
searched and held hy an enormous force Of
police ant military The cathedral itself
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03

THE London Herald says that a rich
government contractor II privately build
ing. near London an airship which Is en-
pected to carry a crew Of several men at a
speed Of $50 miles an hour
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03

French wine-growers have a superstl-
tious appreciation Of comets, and expect
good crops because four comets will be
seen during the summe-.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
an Embarrassment Of Riches.

4 city situated as the Brazilian
capital must even be embarrassed by the
wealth ~ natural advantages. How
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
ASHINGTON.

WA.utxeroN. The following were the
combinations Saturday Robert Waugh, Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03

IT is stated that Prince Bismarck ha
bought villa in Switzerland and in
tends to reside out Of Germany.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03
WEDNESDAY. March 2t

Senate In the senate to-day Mr.
Sherman introduced further amendment
to the meat inspection bil reported
~ aim. providing that saIted pork
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1890-04-03

I'm storm 81 Thursday was very seYert
throughout Missouri Kansas, Nebraska
and Iowa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
ronrth of .InlY and the Children

In preparing for the celebration o.
our great national holiday we must
not forget the boys aud girls. / su-
ally the program of professions,
speeches and sports is arranged en-
tirely with an eye to that which is
attractive and amusing to the
crowd, that which will bring in The
country pe". lr, make the trade
lively, air ii few popular "iti'eu~,
content the coarser element with
touch of sensation or racing, and
never with a direct plan for the
larger and truer portion Of the pop
ulation-the children. They mere
ly follow around from one thing to
ppother, getting whatever there II
Offered, good, bad or indifferent,
with nothing TO bring back with
the which must live in the mel-
ory as tLeir own special delight in
( the glorious day; nothing TO bring to
( them the meaning Of all the dem
ons stiOn, no,hing to bring home
TO them the rea iZation that they
are little individuals who must eX-
press thanks for the benefits their
great ancestors have given them.
We must make our children
Americans while they are young
in youth b only Go We learn lessons OF
devotion aud loyalty. No other
American holiday 50 gloriies Amer
icunIsm rs docs The glorious Fourth
Teach the child that il il his inheri
tance by divine right and he mus
see that the birthday Of his country
is kept sacred.
Build the days program for tn
children and it will please th,
whole community; il will Le eleyat
ing aud honor the day as no othe
plan could. Give one day in tb
year to the education Of pure Amer
icanism and we will need make les
laws the other 364 days.
lie; Us follow the children on JI
Is 4th. let them carry their scno'
flag aud sing -ous- "i patriotism AN
we will b, purcr un1'er citizens {,
itand have sG,cter, better citl
aud higher, trurr ain--whether
public uT private IL The little fe'
lead u, IN the buUuTIug 90 this gre
day-"For God a.d huu- and n
tive ltud". aud 90 blessing will CON
oiiIand q prosperous city that vi
) be felt thrOugOut our fair Stale.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
SHOT IN THE DARK.

WASHINGTON, d. g., June o.
William Howell, a cololed man,
was found dead yesterday morning
near the wall of lodge house, OPP
posite one entrance to the soldiers
home. John DoIan, an old veteran
who acts as watchman, was awak-
ened by The noise of dogs and Sc
curing an old navy revolver, he
fred it in the direction OF the Disc
which Immediately ce Sed. J le
bullet entered Howell's throat and
deLta was instantaneous. HoWells
wife was a domestic in the lodge
where Dolan slept, and he was go
ing there to see her, when noise of
dogs awakenol / the old watchman.
A corouers jury acquitted Dolan.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
THE SEVERAL PRECINCTS.
COnScryatOrS of the Peace Throughout
the County for the Ensuing Year
According TO Returns.

Following is "A list Of the justices of
the peace and constubles in the
several preciuc,s for the year com
nrencing July lst:
East Salem-Justice Of tie peace,
NJ f. Goodel; constable, Jos How
ard.
South Salem-Justice, II : Jory;
constable, y ID Jones.
NOrlh Sdlcm-Justice, A f. Park
o.; cuu-,a5le, j II Mccormick.
irm-Juslice James Batchelor'
constable, " B Galliher.
Aurora-Jusiice, \ II Giesy; con-
stable, w Miller.
Ablqua-Justice, w II Towns
end; constable, J 7 Ross.
Ruiteville-Juslice, w + Her
constable, - Woodwork.
Champoeg-Justice, John Hoefer;
constable, John -'coIIagd.
Fairheld--jus,i"e, + r Burctc
constable, l. 4 Byrd, Jr.
/ Gauield-.Iu-,.cc, ThOs scott
constable, G ID Hartman.
Ccryais-Jusiice, l. II rouiadc
constable, Peter Mlkel.
Horeb-Justice, john GoodeiI
constable, Chas Work.
HowelI-Justice, Samuel Conn
constable, VIM Woodwork.
HubJard-Justice, T. -;f""
constable, 4 Coyle.
JefiersOu-Justce, = liu-"S
constable, & = Hudel-uu
Iabi~h-Justice, " q Evan, caa
stable Robert Kreb-.
Lincoln-JuclIce - II { Purirl
constable, l. NJ liredeT.
Mrhuma - Ju-,ire, j " E-ke"
constable, & l. Feed.
, MariOn-Ju-li c. ] 4 sutton; cIi
stable, 4 l. Pattuu,
- Psul-Jusiicc, VIM IIcvo
r constable, Tho Buuilu.
Silver Cnrrk-Ju-,ice, g 4 We'll
constable 4 Richie
SuLlimity Ju-iice, Cyrus tlprI
: con table, = laubert.
I siaNtUn-Justlcc. g. " ta-Ie
l. c1usiaul-, l. 1humus.
TuWer-Jurtice. " NJ Hili1r
/, constable, Hury Hrinikee.
II MuodnuTu - justice, Mm Gin
constable, ] II Bradley.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
THE


Iu-t Trains win Pullman Ncstlbule
Drawing room siccpeu, dining carr and
fDachcs ~ latest ds-lRn, between chicago
and Milwuukee nnd ~. PAM ana Mime
spulis.
Fast Trains with Pullman yestibuled
drawing rOm sieeprrs, dining cars and
custrhes 81 lafea' design, brtNefn chicago
and Milwaukee uud Ashland aud duluth.
Ihrpugh Pullman YestlDuie drawing
rUam mnd c1lDnlst sleeper. sla the Aorth-
cru Pacific railroad between chicago ana
Portland, or.
Convenient trains o. aud from Eastern,
Wr-tsTu, Aur bern ana central Wiscpn'
sln pplutH, Anor1iug uue4ualed service 10
aud from NaukeshA FOND 90 iAr, och
kls.h, Aeeuah. Meursha, inipprNu fHlls
Eau Claire, Hurley, VIZ, ana iTonWOod
ana besseinfT, Airh.
FOR tickets. sieepiug car ~ srrFnii Ions
time table, and othrr Information appiJ
fp agents ans " here ln iue United state
af ftauHda ~ A. AlN-liE
Gcu D. Mgr iilW. ukec, Wis.
.N.liAAlGEl,
Gsnl 'rmnic Mgr., 49, rsui.
70 q. EANibW,
Immr Nsf.. Milwaukee, Wls.
LIGlS EGkrIElN.
49, Gent Passf and Tkt Ak, AilSau
kee. Wiz.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
Proposals for Wood.

seated bids VIII be received IL the 0fiice
90 school CLERK, Afi Commercial street, sa-
lrn, OREGON, until June -, 1870 for the
delivery Of 100 cords Oflnrqo frand aO cords
ni lnfse giuD o. body oak, 10 De delivered
~ he trrt sale-,i hehooi building, on or
heipre August ~, itpl, 10 cords Of lagGc ar
rno ~ COZ ~ of 'ei q grub OI body oak, 10
De dsliye' ed az the south salem school
noiise, ~ cords OF large uFrnd 10 cords uf
Z rye grub Of body oak, 10 be delivered ~
aud 10 cords Oflnrge grub oF body ok. 10
20 delivered 20 the iai sc Ceniu,i icho0i.
Al wOod must be iOur feet lOn9, icaanna-
bly, straight and corded close. All bids
wail be opened ~ abOve Ofiice at z o'clock
p, N, June a. lhiO. The board reserves the
right tO reject and an bids. Done by
order Oi the board OF directors aforesaid
this slth dnS of May, 1870.
W. n, SIMPSON, Clerk,
aehonl Dist. No. "a. Marion 90. Or
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
No,ica -To All Concerned.

NWIIVV' IU MI NUHNVIHVW'
Citizens who have defective side
walks are warned to place them in
repair at once, as it is desired to
have our streets and walks in the
most perfect condition by July lst,
when our city will be full of stran-
gers. Unless defective sidewalks
are put in proper repair at once, the
repairs will be made at the owners
expense. f. a. GRAHAM,
d lw Street Supervisor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
School Meeting.

There viii be IA special meeting Of the
tax PAYERS OF school district No. 2f, OF Ma
ron county, oregon, held at the opera
house IN hniem on Thursday the 10th day III
June, 1880, at O'Clock p. m. To consider the
bidi ior bonds 10 De issued aud 20 author
~ nccep,Hncv ot same u deemed advisable.
coiie befo,c the meeting
Done bs order OF the board of directors
OF school district No. -, this May 8lst, 1880.
w. N. SIMPSON.
Clerk. District No "a
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
Proposals for Bids for Sale Of North
Salem Sehnnl lnilhing.

scnled bids viii be received AT the Office
Of he school clerk, 203 Commercial street
ha.em, Oregon. until June ~. 1880, for the
old school building ut North salem, now
occupied ibr school purpoges, 10 be re-
moved nom the premises by the purchaser
opened ri my On,ce ~ 2 O'Clock y. m, June
~, Idl The bonTd reserves the right 70
fJcct Hny rnd hli bids. Done by tile board
ol dreciois OF school DIST No "a This
2dh day OF May, l9n W. II. psON, Y
school Clerk.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

At this season of the wear the most Wig
orous and hearty people often have n feel
ing of wcarineSs, tired and worn out, with
out ambition To do anything, and many
b eak out in pimples and bOils. What
you require is Il mild tonic medicine that
will act gently on the liver and blond, and
for this. nothing equals DR.. Gums I'm
proved Liver lills. They give an activity
10 the liver. purity the blood and by their
mild tonic action, new vitality nnd
strength to- the entire system. sold at 20
cents "A box by Smith N steiner.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
WASHINGTON NEWS
The Tariff and Silver EngagS
the Senate.
AMERICAN FOREIGN CATTLE TRADE
Dealing With the Cunard Co.
for Violating American Con-
tract Labor Laws.
AMERICAN FOREIGN CATTLE TRADE.
IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 8. The
cotton schedule of the tariff bill
formed the basis of the action by re-
publican members senate finance
committee this morning.
AMERICAN CATTLE.
SENATOR Call Offered resolution
referred committee foreign relations
rec Nesting President institute ueg be-
tiaiions with Spain forsuch muditica-
lions OF treaty with that government
a. will enable American cattle 10 be
shipped from Florida aud else
where in United States to Cuba.
The senate silver bill then taken up
and CockreIl addressed the senat,.
STREET CAR STRIKERS RIOT.
COLUMBUS, ,Ohio.-The consolidat-
ed street railway attempted to run
cars this morning. Two cars were
ruiz out under police protection but
strikers swarmed around derailed
them and drove new conductors and
drivers off. Great crowds are gather
ed at the scene. The employees of
many large establishments are laid
off TO help the strikers. The COM
pany contemplate calling on the
governor for militia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
Final Settlement.

NOrlCE u hereby siven that the under.
~ slgncd adininis tDlpN Of tie e,iale ot
hnri secouht with tioa. 4. q. shaw, County
Judge ~ Merton county, Olcsun, hes uNed
luiy 7, lfAO, ~ 10 a. .'lnck q. M, to hear any
objections why s'id necnunt should n9i
charged. j. W chAWfOhht
Mann Administrator ~ said estate
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
Cured in one Day.

DR.. Holden: A few nights since
| WAS taken with sore throat
cough and stiff neck. l used your
Ethereal Cough Syrup, and by
morning l was nearly well, and by
night cured. JAMES PATTERSON,
Supt. wooden mill, Stockton.
Large size 81, small 80 cents. For
sole by all druggists.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
Brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY & DESART,

Successors % -. Nash, have d well estab-
lished Brick and Tile factory Ina North
salem, near the fair grounds, aud are pre-
on short notice.
Samples Of Hrlek OF Tile sent free to amy
point desired. GA short nOtlce. orders can
b. len with joe. fishburn, ITO state street
where samples can b. seen. d1w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
CRIMES And CASUALTIES.
Seven Men and Some Valuable
Horses Killed
IN 4 FRl6IlTFlL RAILROAD WRECK.
Several Base Ball Teams Arrest.
ed for Playing on Sunday.
Other News.
\ A FRlGnTFuL RAILROAD WRECK.
1IEN AND HorsEs KILLED.


/ ST. LOUls, Mo-, June "a very
serious railroad wreck is reported
from Warrentowu, Mo, 81 miles
west of there on the Wabash road.
Two freight tlains collIded just out
side Of Warrentown this morning.
Both engines aud Is cars are wreck
ed. seven men IRE KILLED aud several
wounded OF eight !, lace horse
/ cars, laden with race hnrSn~ en- T. ne
/ for Kansas try races. two we,c
wrecked aud seven men il charge OF
the horses are reported kilisd but nc
names are yet received. Fifteen
race horses were killed and a num-
Der of train men injured.
BASE BALL MEN ARRESTED.
ROCHESTER, n. Y. June 9.-The
members of the Philadelphia, Ath-
letic AMI Rochester baseball teams,
of the American association, with
Umpire Toole, were arrested here
his morning, on charge of playing
baseball on Sunday last, at Iron
Dequoit.
BANK WRECKER SENTENCED.
NEW YORK, June 9.-RecordCr
Smythe this morning sentenced
Broker Bell, OF Sixth national Bank
wrecSing fame, to imprisonment at
hard labor tor seven years.
ENFORCING THE CENSUS.
New York, June 9,-The district
attorneys office was crowded this
morning with census enumerators
who had come to lodge complaints
against persons who refused to ans,
wer questions. Sixty warrants have
thus iar been issued.
SUES FOR LTBEL.
LONDON, England, June g.
George Washington Buttertield, an
American, has brought an action
for libel against the Financial News,
claiming damages at el00,0G0 fol
publishing a statement that a GER
tin mining operation in which
Buiteriield was interested was al
impudent wild scheme.
UNIQUE MONUMENT PROPOSED.
MIDDLEsBoROUGH, KY, June O.
! One of the most unique memorials
ever proposed is now being discussed
here. II consists in the erection o
a monument, jointly by a com
mission of Grand Army men auC
eX-coufedertae soldiers, acting il
unison, TO their respective leaders il
the civil war, Grant and Lee, OF
two mountain peaks overlooking
the Cumberland Gap.
ENJOINING A CITY AND COUNTY
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June o.
The supreme court rendered decis
ion in bank today in The case o
Theodore A. Havemeyer and other
against the supel lor court of the cit!
and county of san Francisco. The
CAGE arises out Of a decision Of Jan
uary Sth, 1890, declaring the char
ter o. the American Sugar R".inin
Co.. Of San Francisco forfeited, amC
imposing fiue of $1,000 for violation
of lis provisions. The effect Of the
iuu ment today is to release the rc
finefy from the control Of the Re
liver, and all orders of the superb"
court, pending dec sion on the Re
hniug Co.'S appeal, which i5 now un
der advisenent by the suprem
court.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
eo-JH Olds vs. WIN Debaven. 9

CO. II Olds vs. VIM Dehaven, ct
nj, action for money.
ell l. Rowland vs. G. e McCown,
ct al, equity.
62-Daniel Durbin VS. G G Kinney,
ct al, action for money.
63-H r. Myers VS. II III Forsythe,
action for money.
DIV A Cusick VS. 5 II Hammer,
adm; appeal from county court.
OF those called the following
shows the disposition made of the
principal ones, aud can be found by
their numbers above:
Passed-Nos. 5, 6, 10, ii, II, Is, 10,
90, 2l, "a, 25 and so.
Settled-Nos. IL, % and %.
Demurrer Filed-Nos. 90, - and
2S.
Continued--Nos |, !, 5, l2aud 10.
Among the attorneys noticeable
from abroad are l.. Moutanye, of
Albany and Judge BronauCh, of
Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

Rcnember the contest at Uuivcr-
sly chapel at 3 O'Clock, Tuesday
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

French ice cream soda at Jones
d Bernardi's, lO6 state street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

Oil and gasoline stoves in great
variety aud cheap, at Steiner 4 Bios
ser's.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

pASTURE.-l have 80 acres of fine
pasture to let. Inquire of w. T
Rigdon. l56 State street,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
IN tn e HOCsE.

WASHINGTON, j. c., June g.
Cong essman Lodge offered reso-
luton that the secretary of tie treas
ury be directed % inform the house
whether it Is true that the Cunard
Steamship Co. refused to obey
orders of officers to give return pass
age 10 certain immigrants Landed at
New York. in violation of the con-
tract labor laws, and if SO what steps
have heeu taken to refuse entry 10
steamships of that company until
they had complied with the laws
and made due reppration for their
refusal. The resolution was referred
to the committee on foreign affairs.
The iioor was then accorded to the
committee on District Columbia.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

C,ALESMEN WANTED AT ONCE.-A
y few good men 20 sell our goods by
sample 10 the wholesale and retail trnde
We are the largest manufacturers In oni
lire Liberal salary paid. Permanent
portion Money advanced FOR WAGES, ad'
veItiEing, etc, For terms address Ccnten
NAL Manufacturing Co, Chicago, ~.
2lstt.sOt.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
piNDlntion NOlIee.

NOTICE B., hereby given that the part
y ucrship heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the hrm unnc Of
Bartlett a tattrrlin, at salem oregon, u
~ ~ rtlett retiring from the frm, =. B.
CRtterluln ~nn viii continue la business
nj the old,tpud ". W. BARTLETT.
,fi55t-w 3. B, CTIEHliS,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
25C Want Column.

Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No adver-
tisement inserted in this column for less
than twenty-five cents.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
INDIAN TROUBLES ENDED.

WASHINGTON, d. c. June g.
General ScholieId has received in
information rom General Ruger to
the effect that the trouble in Rose
bud between the settlers and Chey-
enne has subsidized. The Indians
agreed to surrender the prisoners
demanded by the authorities
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

INOR SALE'-onc fnoycailing cClf, eight
head stock cattle calves and heiicrs'
pl 10 one Tubular HN WAGON, and harness
bu u assOod rs new Time gwen. Enquire
OF j. L Robertson, south salem,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

DAIi DNIIE Upr.. Industry, ana use
'Gn lain .rl-, nugh cure. Guar
. noC . we r,iioi or money refunded
I.ur ,,." cd by II. II. cross, salem, ore
ON. = .I,h a. steiner sole agents for
Sllcp. l-Sdlm
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
BASE BALL MEN ARRESTED.

ROCHESTER, n. Y. June 9.-The
members of the Philadelphia, Ath-
letic AMI Rochester baseball teams,
of the American association, with
Umpire Toole, were arrested here
his morning, on charge of playing
baseball on Sunday last, at Iron
Dequoit.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09

NOR SALE.-ioOd bay team, Sl7a for
Il team, harness and wagon. owner
lives close TO Sam Parker, North salem.
6:6 it-wn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-06-09
nANK MRECKER SENTENCED

BANK WRECKER SENTENCED.
NEW YORK, June 9.-RecordCr
Smythe this morning sentenced
Broker Bell, OF Sixth national Bank
wrecking fame, to imprisonment at
hard labor tor seven years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-15
PASSENGERS

Per steamship VIM Lawrence, for Baltimore
b Brown and wife, f Brown, Brown, Mrs B
+ Hart, p Brown, Mrs WeSaskY, ! W Hosers
Mrs Simmons, Cox, + w Power, Mrs I, p
Baykins. Mrs L Apennil, f Heivman Miss l. NJ
Bowen. f l. Purse. II w Titon, Miss 4 Bowen,
I Ralph, Miss f Thomas, Miss Buchanan, Ii
Karger
Per steamship City of Augusta from New
York; F Greene. 5 Greene. J Screvsn. T d
Broome, + Mason. r J Alexander, T Savarese,
Van Wagner. II Van Wagner, c J Skinner.
c Linziski, j TWade, Cuyas, l. Belcher and
wife. j A Ross, J Brown J Hogan.
Per steamship City of Birmingham from New
York. g Sexton. Miss K Hagerton. r H Ban
ming, DIR l. Knorr, Master j Cullum G Eberhart
and wife, A + Mcdonnell, W Ii Bennett, Miss T
Savarese, Miss A Savarese, Jno Savarsse and
wife, VIM st John, A C VonGundell, A Root
DR. Starr, I A Long, DR. j W White, T W
Miller.
Per steamship Nacoochee. for New York
Jno Henry and wife, J Rauers ard wife Mrs f
7 Parry and child f Smith b Bennett and
wife, S Klotz and wife, Mrs c H Whapes. VIM
Young, Mr. Simmons. Geo Sloat, NJ 5 Brown II
J Latham, Mrs Rutherford. Miss O Ienb rger,
Mrs Lenberger, Jno Horne, Miss j Kollock
Miss NJ kCllock, Miss S King, Mrs Penfield,
Mrs w w Montgomery L H Beck and wife. J S
Barbour, Miss NJ f Read, Miss Skies Mrs Skies,
| T W Whipper J Bridge wife and son Mrs A
Bowers Mrs Hurlbert, J 1. Coleman, Mrs f
NJ Greenaw, j Greenlaw, l. VI Ward and wife,
E J Kennedy and wife. w Collinter, H Wilin.
sky. W C Lawton, K NJ Lawton. J A Davenport,
K H Sans, H HUFF, Geo Hughes, + Whiteley,
Whitfield, T w Hawkes. W Z Staley NJ A
Belnkempen W G Furber, Grimm l. Kahn,
| + Renfro, Waxelbaum, A S Decker, Paul
Decker, coored an steerage