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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 8, 1883

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ROAD NEWS. a , | Siter an accldt e nec ane ee we - JOBBERSA ‘sees eecumianage Local Matters of Interest Gleaned in Bail- — | this tall of th Arehbishop to ae unt aes | : : road Circles To-WVay. What the Clergy and Land Leag ucrs Say is oN the tenth af tee tee Me t The Gathering at Kirkwood—Shurtleff’s e Whe Turks Lose 1,300 Men, Their Oppo- Star Route Trial. hig ame : 3 | Of An Appendix to the Annual Ball Which| Col, Wm. Shaw, he of high collar fame, wasin/ The Vatican and Irish Affairs—The Church Seite teceicicls teenie (rn eeniiatons Roll of Honor—Foster’s School—Gradu- tt | j pf l 1 p IK C, 5 lA ee ists Surprised at a Pri- WASHINGTON, D. C., June 8. — Merrick the city this morni rae soy nents 500—Nihilists Surp continued bis address in the Star Route case, | Will be of Surpassing Beauty—An Inter-| rea Entison. danni of the Vandalia Line,| Dignitaries Reticent. ame ae ie a Kelision | 2668 by the Score : . ne, eligion ° “ Pp : oe Meeting—The 0 Preparing An- ; . , came in this m my" vate pe confining his remarks, for the most part, to view With the Mysterious Suzerain of Kho The V . mae & cane ‘wletemeere on the and salvation is one thing, Irish independence is other Irish Circular—Turkey and the/| the question of a division of routes. He hain time tase W au an Be P 8 The land leaguers, the Irish nationalists and the another, We have never had the backing of the B. ; maintained that no division of plander rassan. ean y. - ’ élergy. Wedon’t ask forit. I am a Catholic, At Kirkwood yesterday the commencement ex Tariff—English Races. ©. M. Hays, private seeretary to Col. A. A. | priesthood of Si. Louis and the entire country are oan and sincere, but [ am an irishman, prac- | ereig at the Seminary presided over by : - could free the defendants from the crime _ Talmage, is off on an exeursion trip. greatly exercised over the cablegram sent by the |.tical and determined. No papal bull ean ‘make oe ee oe ee eee Seems to be the motto in some & | committed, or terminate the conspiracy, and S. E. Crance, superintendent of the St. Louis | Rome correspondent of the New York Herald an- | @°&.¥@ver in my course. I cap be a Christian and Sneed, were largely attended, the audience com tracted into a store by an article ¥ he deglared the proof was incontrovertible of | y¢ was about four o’clock yesterday afternoon | division of the C., B. & Q., is in town to-day. Gait daha Gk Danes ub Celine - Loge ge one “oe same time I can be au Irish- | prising many visitors from St. Louis. Great pro. dow. _Finding the same thing England. a co ote division on April 1, 1879. If he that a palmer in orders gray, bearing in hishata| Col. A. A. Talmage, — transportation ? hawe seanen rt elie ‘nae sataade: rane tedieih Pp gress was noted in the sewing department, which to her ata higher figure, ; Lonpon, June 8.—To-day was the last at | bad established the existence of conspiracy manager of the Missouri, returned last night , isunder the difection of Mrs. B. Gratz Rr eath in her body. Indifference cockleshell that he had brought frem the Holy by the Propaganda some days ago, and are now SEORTING NEWS. alz Brown, | . fe indretment. ’ The Cairo Short Line is very vain ovér the reg- | American archbishops to Rome to receive Papal Henderson, Mrs. Tudor, Mrs. Goodell, ana other everybody to see our thin . _ - } ' plate was won by the Duke of Beaufort’s Merrick closed his argument in the Star | cedars on Mount Lebanon, mounted the stairs Of | ular schedule time of fifty-seven hours she is | instructions and make preparations for a Provin-| Johm Davis’ Victory—The Driving Club ried . rate Faugh A. Ballagh, Lord Ellesmere’s Wailen- pears ——e — oe ale “et the Post-DisPATCH office and said he wished to omy = bast da shipments from New Or- cial Counelt of the who ° American Chara, which —Events on the Turt-—-Notee + 2 ee a the — ng Ba the crayon and mov There os Ip _— whe wis , : j Monday. is ev e case W Zo see a scribe. One was pointed out to him, and the , ° § to be held next year at some town in the United Col. Chas. L. Hunt’s great Missouri race-horse, are =e greatly “ss . mized = wiein second, Lefevre’s Credo third. | +) jury Tuesday afternoon. pe hast With the skirt of his | ,.TR¢ Found-trip excursion rates to the Santa Fe | States not — yet — designated, _AlthoueN | y 4) “navies. captured the tart stake admired, the pupils having made greas ~ We have just received a new s Vyner’s Hagioscope also ran. pilgrim dusted off a Tutio Millenial Ceiebration, which promises to be | tne reasons for the summons are only 9 CRELETES WhO TENE CURES, OS SOU OUR Do cence wider Mien Anon Gneed’s inatr robe and seated himself, He lookea long and | the grandest thing of the kind ever Known in the | ineidentally political, the archbishops | tance one and a-quarter miles, at Louisville yester- S a alee nears © PEOTUSne, WORKINGHAM STAKES. Cadet Leopold’s Case. ill. of be : | The proceedings were opened with re , : earnestly at the reporter, and finally said: “Seven | southwest, have been fixed by the Atchison, To- | Will, of course, be required to report on the state | day, beating Pearl Jennings, Farragut, Cheek- u Pp prayer by the t+) The race for the Workingham stakes| Wasnineron, June 8—In the Courtof ws : Ka and Santa Fe at $43 65 trom Missouri River | of politico-ecclesiastical affairs in America, es- da nb , : Rev. Mr. Warner, and after the antl “O Sine / hundred and fifty vears have I dwelt in this vale | Pt pecially in regard to Ireland. The notmnal, in- | ™4%, Lida Stanhope, Gus Matthews, Freeland | ;,, God,” by the school in f ull chorus, the Rev. | ir k a @ - ) Py ) was won by W. Gilbert’s Despair, | Claims argument was heard.upon a motion at | points. . r . ot tears, and never yet, by my halidom, The St. L will take out to-morrow | 2¢¢4 the chief, object of the Couneil is to tighten and Bondhoider. The stake was worth to thé | Ganse proceeaed to present diplomas to the tol. G, Chetwynd’s Hornpipe second, T. E. | the instance of Secretary Chandler to re- have I gazed upon sO frank ana a hy db vgs special train load, eight y~ bonds connecting the Catholic Church of | winner $4,050. Black Gal won the mile dash; lowing graduates: Miss Cora Archer, who was merica with Rome and to concert. various disci- mile heats, Metropolis; three-fourths of 4 mile the valedictorian; Miss Haitie C. Schafer, who , ’ ’ . : re six- j ar “4 r ; alker’s Tyndrum third. There were s oper the case of Cadet Engineer Leopold vs. | ingenuous a countenance, Fair youtn, thy face | cars, of Turners for tie ag a ey i plinary measures tending to render the mode of : delivered the salutatory; Misses Mary B. Swan. ™ Gen. Harding; mile and five-eighths, Ballast, and | wick, Bessie P. Ganse and Ella Adarr. : ’ : : : : , ‘ Sunday and Monday. . oo teen starters, including FP. Lorillard’s United States, and allow it to remain in impels me to trust thee implicitly.” ‘The reporter tyne aan 4 evening will T5686 have several special | SPiritual and social life of Oathotie esclesiastics Among abeyance until the December terin, the de- more austere and severe th der the infil ’ h i ‘ed were ’ , remarked that people nad frequently noticed the | ¢, . é and severe than under the influence | steeplechase, P. A. Brady’s Guy. The meeting | the exercises which followed were an essay, | cision te be rendered Monday. After the ar- ee thin pate go neste went on: “I am en for the same purpose tn te feaened that th of democratic republican institutions it has be- | closea yesterday, and ihe majorite of the horses Miss Archer, on “The Burdens of the Nineteenth TROQUOIS WINS SECOND. guments upon this motion were concluded, a coaP ed bythe Mystic Council of the Munieipal M te Ry —— ——— eal — > t “es come lately. The greatest importance is attached | started for St. Louis last night. Century; another on “Society and Society,” py The race forthe Hardwicke stakes was | second motion was filed praying for a rehear- | y at; ht to lead shyte Within ear af- 1 heed he ttle Roc warn ® | to this council by the Vatican. Winners at Jerome Park yesterday were. Inthe | Miss Ganse; another on “The Mysterious ing of the case upon the ground that great dane thas be may see and tell” the things which ee ~ a noe eae eee . a The correspondent of the Herald 1s | Malf mile for two-year-olds, D. I. Wither’s chest- | Stranger,” by Miss Swanwick, which, in f re d Wh it g , hat § me & thought it wi ave r 8 Way OU nut colt; Westchester cup, two and one-quarter the writer’s absence through sick- F ream an i e | nall the Popular Shapes, which Ble nt stock of ; | ~ Lopgoom ~ won by ©. J. Lefevre’s Tristan, P- Loril- eR ( ] rs : ’ ’s Shrews- : tem W M At Our W lard’s Iroquois second, R. Jordun’s Shre former judgment. scribe shuddered as the chill hand of the| stood tuat the Gould sys Will at that timé | that paper, and it is known | three-feurths of a mile, Pettingill’s Coistantina another by Miss Ella Adair, daughter of Dr, 4 t r ell-F ’ | Adair, of the Cherokee Nation, on “A Chat About berry third. ‘There were nine starters. stranger touched him, out mastering himself he | take the Metaphisand Little Rock out of the wet. 2 ” : . that heis an Intimate friend of or Ameri and the steeplechase Lillie Morsen said, “I am ready; lead on, I'll follow thee The system is the heaviest creditor. “an | St. Julian yesterday at Cleveland, trotted three | the Cherokee Nation;” another on “Force versus iN | | K WINDSOR CASTLE STAKES. " , Wi : A SWEET SINCER. A carriage was standing at the doorway, into rhe ©., B. & Q is credited with several late Minister, Wm. Astor, and that his information is, heats in 2:18%, 2:19% and 2:21, beating Fanny ya hae ph. By. 2 Schafer. son er was e e j 1 nusical portion o 1e pro- The , was won by the Duke of t down, and in a short time the reporter lost : sical po oe bere 3 =, atesee: W. J. Leigh’s | pe the airection which he Faves, vursuing, | are of special Interest to St. Louis merchants. Thé dispateh above was shown to the door- THE DRIVING CLUB. gramme, which was of ab high order of excellance, LeF rete. Brest. third He was at iast hoodwinked and takea into The changes to be made are on manufactured to- keeper of Archbishop Kenrick. inaccessible at all The eonditions governing the races for the Var- | 4ud,after a closing prayer by the Rev. Dr. Shields Corneille second, LeFevre's res ur Developments of the Standard a house, up seventeen marble stairs, aud into an | bacco aud pickles and will go into effect June 15. P P , & ney Company -road-wagon, set of harness, and | the large audience dispersed, highly delighted + ; Plug tobacco tn crates of less than 75 pounds will | times to reporters; to Bishop Ryan, who always | handsome blanket, are as follows: There are to | With the evening’s enjoyment. Seven ran, including P. Lorillard’s Pontiac . t sank an inch deep into J | DEAD. Opera Company's Engagement. ret preety dep hye $8. Was re. | De 13 first class,over 75 pounds thirdélass. Pick-| declines to talk about anything not within hig | be seven races, on such Saturdays as the Execu- SHURTLEFF COLLEGE. canes Lonpon, June 8.—Sir James Carmichael, moved the blaze of light for a moment was blind- les in glass, boxed, will third class instead of own knowledge; to Francis Garvey. an Irish tive Committee of the Driving Club deem it prop- At its annual commencement exercises Shurt S‘2 ws $27 : baronet, chairman of the Submarine Tele- ing. On every side alabaster lamps, instinct with | 4f8t class as heretofore. ms y: si Gen- | er to start scommencing on Saturday, June 23, | leff College drew to the Upper Alton Baptist h % . ’ Bennett A. Young, president of the Loutsville tleman and a student of and participant in trish The races are trotting, half-mile heats, best three Church — Bares who took a ae — LEADING MILLINE ’ est in the entertaining exercises. The Rev. ompany. limited, between Great ; electricity, flooded the chamber with a brilliant . ; tain and the Continent is gead. An Allegation that Duff's Troupe got yet hazy splendor. The furniture might have | New Aibany & Chicago, afrived in the city this | history; to several priests and to a few local Irish | in oth, pee the owners are to drive to road-wag- | © - 4 Drunk—A Sharp Reply to a Legal | been taken bodily from the Sultan’s paiace at | morning and was closeted for an hour or two with | leaders. Some conversations were held, upon | ons. The horse winning the most races to take- T. B. Taggart, of Moro, delivered the invocation, SE _ rp aeply S31 | stamboul. Lt Was rosewood ana sandal-| Capt. R. 8. Hayes, senior Vice-president of the | which @ piedge not to publish was imposed. | the roaa-wagon, and the horse making the second | after which Albert J, Kendrick, son of the Pres- j RY Russia. Suit. wood, covered with of iac-| Gould system. It was learned that the object of | Others spoke out freely, and wanted the | best score, the harness, anc the third, the blanket, | \dentof the college, delivered the salutatory in nae oe . : the consultation was to perfect the lease whereby | world to Know what they thought, | In case of any ties, the committee will pame days | Latin. Justis A. Bulkley followed with an ora- to trot the same off. Any change of owners or | tion, having for his te the question: “Where “Spal Corruption—No Iadictments f j Py t ~ ' ie « ‘ = ay s race for the Windsor Castle stakes which the pair were introduced. The blinds were changes in the joint western elassification that | to saygthe least, semi-official. Wetherspoon. es, floating on a velvet. | St. PETERSBURG, June 8.—Count Talstoi, A number of men covered with veils passed in| the L., N. A.&C. uses the Wabash tracks ana| The younger Dr. O'Reilly, at the end A, whos are We?” Miss Berti: bs forth cael 0 ; Minister of the Interior, was_ instructed to and out. Othersreclined onthe sofas smoking | terminal facilities at Indianapulis. The signa- | of a long discussion of cr question said; “I want te —— Se Se Se ae Feophetic of Destins ae eee —— Duelling—The Keport. argile es ; 2 3 Ww > ; , ti iri , ses ‘the . 5 Ww , 'S ; ab tne ue i . ‘ ’ . ; draft a law giving greater linerty in the An answer was filed this morning in the Circuit gg = Pgh gl enh BLY may S y= Bgl he Ski a hyo — wegen po met bay Re on toe dint aad Teoma neal aloes Friday, June 2, mv] - 9 o the office of Mr. upon “Religion and a. Antagonistic Riementa.” t three o’clock this aft — gto change of domicile. Court by Joses & Delano in behalf of Manager colony of bulbuis filled the air with melody. In from Cheneyvilie ay ie: Orleans A y + ht of be allowed to manage their affairs independent of | Edward Martin, 616 Locust street, ls Clara sulkley descauted upon “The Power made a final repors to Judge Van 4,08 Chas. Pope t the suit of Manager Duff, of the | g throne, which seemed to have been cut out of ' ) ill be sd f ~ | the chureh.” BASE-BALL. of Motion,” and Enoch Johnson diseussed “The the Criminal Court. They examined a numt THE POLL TAX. , seventy-one M1638, Will De Fe-opered tor passen tin , o tain fell in the fifth int terd a4} Tariff Policy of America.” Albert J. Kendrick , Standard Opera Company. An agreement was | one great emerald, sat ers, This road, although long sinee built, has | , Justice of the Peace Sheehan, said: “I was : 6 ith inning yesterday, an ino genand aimedeahe raptor it witnesses in relation to the reports -of corr The collection of the poll tax from the] " teetncn Daft THE VEILED PROPHFT. een unfit for bu¢iness because of the difficalty | DOr! im Ireland, and my dear old mother and her | averted @ disastrous defeat for the St. Louis club, | Made a second appearance, delivering an oration in the Municipal Assembly tof the peasantry will entirely cease —" ped ee or us 4 Around him a throng of slaves waved fans made of | ;), keeping it up through the Atchafalaya om mother and grandmvuther too. I was christened a | at the hands of the Athletics. The score stood | on “The Relation of Poetry to Civilization.” The . — , poores P y . and Treasurer Dickson, of Pope’s, for the | the feathers of birds of paradise, while others “‘€ \ - p ———- Catholic. Lam to-day a Catholic, but 1 aman | 6 to1 in favor of theAthletics when thagame was valedictory Was then re«d by Miss Bertha Bulk- testimony was all of a he after J ‘> ‘ 1€ [ea ; ’ J Loms, ana the ‘ & PrP. have sent the business ' ll rd TI . >} b et hi ‘ le aiter which rresident Kendrick add sed th . ar d not fit ainder of th le will be reduced April 23: le or Teall to reodive aixty-Ave er -— the spices of | Arabia Felix. a oe to New Orieaus over | the issue must be drawn, I must reiterate the sen- | Metropolitans yesterday beat the Cincinnatis 3 | the graduates, conterred the scholastic degrees. » tation to the court ;concerning the pra ron ies oe ar ais cent. of ine kress receipts, and manager Po ve be-| The scene was one to be impriuted on the : ps “ny — " we timent of O'Connell, when he said at the time of | to 1. he Aileghenys white-washed the Eclipse, and prizes, the Mills prize medal falling to Enoeh epeling, the jury had only their condemnatl halt. coming gu: rs ntee or sur ty for the sum of ‘$2 000, | memory forever. The prophet’s vetl was a gauzy The L. & N. seems to be securing about ail the | the English dictation as to the appointment of | the score being 10to 0. The New York League | Jobnson, and the Osborne prize medal to Aliss . No indictments were returned. Amor THE NIHILISTS AT WORK. pepresenting the plaints og business for "the ee of spun glass which while he re-| Picuics that leave the city. They all go to Queen’s bishops in Ireland—the veto they calied it then | team defeated the Chicagos 168. The st Bertha Bulkiey. recommendations were suggestions for B J 8.—Advices ! b week. The defendant denies that $900 repre-{ mained in perfect stillness permitted one to make | 46, the resort on the L. & N. that has become | (it meant that the Pope could appoint under dic- | dressed up the Toledos to 0. Grand ids FOSTER’S SCITOOL, fer supply of water for the Jail, and the sep ee eels BSVe Yuen r- sents the sum due manager uff | out the lineaments of the noble countenance be- | 8° popular. The following are the picnics that go | tation of the crown): it was in Dublin, before | beat Ft. Wayne6éto8. Bay City 5, Peoriad. The] The fifth annual exhibition of Foster’s school ion of children from grown persons at the ceived that a meeting of thirty Nihilists was on accoant of the week's business. | neath. The grace of immortality sat upon the to Queen's Lake within tue nextfewdays: The | 19,000 of his countrymen, “Ireland will not yield Columbus aud Baltimore game was prevented by | took place last night in the school hall, eorner © Asylum. hel P last k which the | Manager Pove admits that the Standard Opera | brow, whicn was that of a young man scarce | @Taad Avenue Fresbyterien Sunday-scliool goes | to the dictation of an Italian, be he priest, car- | rain. Sixteenth and Pine streets. It was filled to over- d in St. Petersburg las — wa ” Company of which plaintiff was caanaeier ome twenty. The eyes burned with a lambent' light | t@-morrow, the Improved Order of Red Men on | dinal or Pope.” ne . flowing with an intelligeut audience, consisting police endeavored to surprise. ‘The Nihilists proprietor Was a troupe composed of many fine | which ‘although austere, Was benevolent. Below Sunday, the Cumberland I Set boa pn Sunday “You are wrong as to the facts,’ remarked Baldwin’s New Turf Exchange. of 700,persons. The Alaska Refrigerator received timely warning and fied, taking a | artists ; that among the members of said com-|a cascade of dark brown beard fell over the School on June 15th, and the Mias on School of the | Counselor Garvey, who had joined the ‘little Covington and Jerome Park races. Pools sold The programme was as follows: A plano duet, Hy. ‘he best in the world. Price $10 and upw printing oe the ty] This Aedes t, pany was one George Sweet, a baritone soloist fowsiee breast. **Tremble not,” said the potentate gor vi the com pee ape - ef group. “I - oe this = 023 If, as a to-night and to-morrow. Combinations 25 ana = shee gt ge Fp Miss —- Foster ; hae yee sone SIMMONS HARDWARE ya in ot 6 type. : 1 é ‘ , nh: any ! t ssed scribe, “but approach. How he latest and one oft est exhibits of fast ram says, Lhe archbishops an the abe yy Jonn M. Meuderson, alrad a plano duet, SS pole age of fame and renown ; that said company | to the embarras scri Pp freight time made by the Wabash is thatof the | heads of the religious houses are to be 50 cents. The largest, finest and coolest pool | Olive Bell; essays by Edward N, Farris, Wiillare am J. Finley and Paul King; dec- Twenty Years lamations by Leo F. Mc Manus, Joseph W. Pilcher, ‘ are ‘ j , ‘ ate ’ ‘ed affai ur good city of St. Louis?” bs it is said, prevented the appearance of the | had playea at Pope’s Theater the week preceding | goeth affairs in our go y Erie and North Shore Dispatch Car, No, 24.319, | called to Rome,it means that the instructions that | room in the city. Next week St. Louis races. F. Spilker, Wil rehert April 23, during allof which time Sweet had at “Always sadly in your absence, sire; the people prepared number of the Nihilist paper, | ’ 7 returns. They fee! that one night in | loaded with prunes, whieh left New York May 31, | the propoganda desires to extend to the Ameri- . te ge ew ape: Pere Tene hegre fbr te Reel bape Ay ptr 4 re at 10 p. m., and reached Kansas City June 5 8:26 can council of Bishops are too extended and in- IN COURT. Arthur D. Stephens, C. A, L. Newcomb and Me- he jury in the case of John Nelson, who Cloud Pearce; dialogues between H. W. Gidsom i for murder in the Criminal Court, returned ] by his exquisite singing, contributed largely to | the year is all too small to show their homage and Sue wee Of the People, and only a small the success of the performances, and had greatly theft love.” p. m.. having made the tripin lour days and | tricate to be entrusted to a single messenger. a increas tho aticndaace atthe - Ua: | © smile twp the wiemn royal, count | neue bnark, Fane, tthe never, as buen |. th Counector Fear act cena, | Fudge, Adame Sovgre the Ruptlat Hemet |§UG.0. frst aut havin ate A ee MMMEWet of murder tn the necond degree tis ‘ ) ) 2 ‘ ’ « ; D- ‘Ss, . : . fast enough yet, that it ind: “out dpwa aud . ahi Habeas Corpus Cases. Judgments, Ete. Colt, John B. Carroll. Owen H. Wiitiamson, Alfred and assessed Nelson’s punishment Turk corr oe | "Be wend the This ni ht ve ah il di Tat ef fare ana sed last enough yet, that it must be eut down aud | suubbing the Pope?” urkey. services of Sweet, ut the his n t you sha p into the future and see oO ’ de . a ’ ; rj ” oot Soret a ars » P ‘nti: Ne Cons J 8.—The Porte defendant, wholly unminaful of his agreement, | the wonders that will be. Butmy vow forbids me | that they are going to reduce it soon, “True, true; but 1 will. O’Connell—I knew him The Wabeas corpus matter involving the con- | Roth and David W. Foster. ay yi or ms a wag ye ot Rey NSTANTINOPLE, JUNC 5.— ihe Porte Te~ | oad to cayse Sweet to appear or sing at the | to speak my message. Slave, briag me a telep- By a new time sebedule going into effect next weil. Let me write it for you?” trol of Jennie B. Osborn, a young girl of fifteen, All the performers acquitted themselves credit- on Smith on the Levee l ; . cently informed Gen. Wallace, the United | performances given the week of April 23. The | sych.” ae Sunday some change in the Wabash through SE ncrtain tunities asivan Sempecees seeees was laid over to-day in Judge Lubke’s court until a i puane plamtaas tee ecsage of beasaaer I poe brawl. ' , rformances we rly rendered, ahd were un- The telepsych was brought, a complicated ar- . at SCE arr ahs 0) ’ ony ' me | States Minister, that tho commercial treaty satisfactory to the. catrons “of the theater. The sunethent’ Of tana conning out Bf a gal- rneceg hae A+ all — (ake may atten Rome. O'Connell was greatiy exasperated at the | Morrow morning to give time for the mother to | and Farris, the declamations of Master $ Pilcher, THe CHEAPEST AND BrstT—The twenty we between Turkey and America would termi- defendant further alleges that the plaintiff suf- | vanic battery@ and terminating in wo by way of Hannibal. After the change all this rest ript, as he considered t 1€ Pope had no right | make answer of return. Another writ issued for ao and I —— o violin Solo of aster Sem conte in our want eolumns. nate March 13, 1884. The Turkish tariff ex- | fered and allowed divers and sundry mempers | golden Knobs. ‘The Prophet took one of these | Lusiness will by way of St. Louis and the | f° jstr ne page Pp, veyed clergy a an uatters tat | production of the boy, Jamés F. Osborn, in court oe som and the dialogue between Gibson and a and pressed it to his forehead, intimating by 4 | through trains between Kansas City aad St. Louis itself to spiritual matters.. The aspect of matters | 2* the same hour. It is said that there will be The principal ina brief address reviewed the C. BRowNLE pired on the same date of the present year oe ot thaleios or at did dp tend éurie a hat th be to imit th . + | Stage ot the theater at diflerent times during the | gesture that the scribe was mitate 6 move- | and St. Louis and Chicago will D . LA ; : me be pw =o 5 HARRY M. Bs After the termination of the treaty the im- | Week in an intoxicated condition, therefore eaus- | ment. He did so, and in @ moment his earthly materially inéreased in sine ana senae between O'Connell and the priestnood began to | painful revelations Concerning the girl. marese oe ere year, gy he h he avanes Late Teller in Bank of Commerce. : ing the performance to be jeered ana laughed at, | vision closed, and he saw mentally all that was strictly treble firt}elase in every particular. assume 4 serious aspect. There was Judge Adams this morning disposed of the de- | Prizes for good conduct to Masters John M. Hea- : portation ofall American meats, lard and sim- | causing many patrons aud persons Ih the audi | passing in the mind of his princely host. A great |” 110 Gooera: cuatistes of Arrangements of the | the ““Ariguicen og OGiunell y, sauhounced | tault divorce docket in eourt No. 1. prior to Bis fof Sttedaance, to Masters JUhkS Wilson, lous fe We Os BROWNLEE & CO., +a ' ave se. T fend : “ low! rol é ‘ i eparture for Europe. e followin rées ? ; ata ’ or Sate ret, ilar produce will be prohibited. The Porte | ence to leave the house. The defendant alleges at aoat ones Ryn & « a. Tom & Grand Consolidated Systems’ picnic, Will meet | said that tle “Irish people would také any | were granted on the familiar crounde a deser- | Buente ana Harry L. Matthews; for scholarship, : , 3 Hickm to Masters John 8S. Wilison, Irving Yaeger and . OCK AND BOND BROKE 7 that during said week it Was a notorious | detise! ‘Kked mass of pie, the ' , has virtually increased the duties on spirits | fact to the commanity that Sweet had absented banaréd’ thoneana torches burnt fedly in the | in room No. 40, generai office building Sixth and | amount of theology, but no politics from Home.” | tion, bad treatment, etc.; Emma 8B. Hickman Vohm ©. Colt. Master Buente also received :s by compelling their storage at Smyr- | »imseif from the performances, and that various | night, and was reflected sparkhn# back from Locust, this ¢vening, to complete all arrange- | O'Connell seemed to think that political affairs | against Joseph Hickman, decree a Soe ag = ner rize for music t : , a members of the company appeared at the per- o nt 6 lance and sheen of cllrass, | Ments for the picnic. Not until the | were so mismanaged in Rome that the less the | with restoration of maiden name einel; Minnie Prey Dr Tudor of the Centenary M F. Chureh ss : na. I also maintains 4a emand formaneces in an intoxicated and almost imbecile | from jewel and crystal, from the treasures | consent of apt. Hayes, granting a Pope interfered in foreign polities the better, a8 | Gebhardt against Daniel 8. Gebl ardt, decree gested. He opened the exhibition With vaaiel 805 N. Third Street. relative to the storage of | condition, causing numbers of persons to remain | of the world. The old story that; balf day’s holiday was obtained, peerons Who manage their own political affairs | granted plaintiff; William Ford against Minnie | Dieser. aii vith a benedicti pray . away. Many persons called at the box-| is old asthe Aryan biood was pictured before | Weré any but the general arrangements for the | badly ought to abstain from interference Ford, decree granted plaintiff. GBS CLOGS U5 Wien & DOTeaIC ee. r Buy and sell all kinds of Bonds and Stocks. petroleum. No American delegate has been | office and ascertained that Sweet | him. Pictures seen in the nursery stepped from | affair made, but now the way is clear and all par-|in the politicai coucenrs. of others. Jndge Adams to-day sustained the motion for} _ JUSt — =e ap nog Tr sed Prof, Foster —— wy = . appointed to negotiate with Turkey concern- | would not sing, and on that account refrained | their frames and passed bv in solemn progress on | Wes interested are taking the greatest interest in | A call was naturaily made by a Post-DisPATCH | alimonyin the Mahoney divorce casé, allowing anes . ake er ast yo - a pon BR ne = Y aah ENO V A 5 om ing the new tariff, although the appoint- | from purchasing tickets. The defendant avers | the streets. The vision changed, and in the | the enterprise. The futlest success is assured, and reporter upon Afchbishop Kenrick with the | g20 per month, and $45 for August and Septem- from the pupils of : 6 eehoo! Tie toucniagiy re sa A i nt of one has been twice presented. Gen. that he ought not to be held or bound in any sum | miast of the strains of inspiring music the proph- fgom the fact that ail of the employes of the Oon- — ween declination at the door. When | per, each month. plied with a few appropriate remarks, whieh r ’ S aro Wallace protested that the measures are | W“4tever ior the failure to keep the contra et, et’s ball unrolied like afairy panorama before | solidated Systems are taking individual respensi- | the Venera © preiatc emerged from the door In the matter of the assignment of Kade_ Bro- losed other successful year for Foster's Ma Ww. BOO TH & N ON arbitra d that the clai fthe A the expectant spectator. But the ball was not all; | Dility in doing everything to advance the project,|at four o'clock yesterday afternoon t0/| thers the inventory was filed to-day in court No. 3. | ¢'°S anot successiui ye GRAIN COMMISSION MERCHANTS ry, an at the ciaims 0 6 Ameri- he midnignt waned to morning and the rivais dia | tne affair promises to be ap eveatoft 8%. Louis | take his daily walk out Chestunt to Twenty-eight, | R. BE, Lasker and A. H. Dryer were appointed a School, ogg ty heyy 5 Gov the midnignut wa t z : y pp p- a Removed to room No. &. first floor, Mitehell Bu can ernment, under the treaty of 1830, Wonderfal. not cease, The throngs sought a brief rest from | history. over to Laclede, thence to Grand avenue, return- | praisers. Thé@ assignee’s petition to sell the at- 7 tad ato ee Pupile Schools NO. 212 AND 214 N. THIRD ST. : are entitled to the most favorable national AS an evidenee of the growth of this country | the excitement of the night, and then The Ferguson accommodation train whieh has oft by way of I me a reporeet handed him a copy | tached property was overruled. Ps ph ag me vane pe orel — veuterday ——-- ~ -—- ° ment. d the wonderful 4 f prepared for further wonders, All| been leaving the Union Depot at 4:29 p, m. will | Of the telegram. The Archbishop read it over, | Judge Cullen has been consulted by F. D. | OF ens Cty ote ne eng eee on tuated. Established 1858. relations between the Sultan and ~ - gery ois an OS POSES, WE WEE tte day long thé hufrying hair dressers ran from | jeave at 4:30 to give stingers & ps ony Prhe ¢:39 | banded it back, and said: “1 have nothing to | Cammann to obtain a decree in the Circuit Court poem _ nea tee wane “ee ¥ he BUDID WY ATOR . p a Single case, viz.: The Simmons Hardware Com-/ . Bat 4 . Say about this or anything else.”’ M ‘am. | Emma Burgess, Josie Ewing, Carrie Gibbs, ! . | > 0 l aly. mansion tO Mansion in the west. Milliners and .Mm.train hereafter leaves at 6:15 p.m. The Ly y s setting aside a divorce obtained by Mrs. Cam - ; . : ; pemeres Wallace continue Bm | o: pany since they opened their great retail depart- | maids, with flying fingers. were decking beauty punday Ferguson “Rocommodation’ will leave an The reporter respectfully retired. A call was | mann in this court June 2d. The husband in ogee iain Jones, Emma Owen ot pe poset y ee fl prey ch gece pe Me, private elaints of Americans on Turkey, and | ™€nt, some four years ago, have sold 2,904 Re- | for the crowning triumph of the year. hour-iater in the morning and make an extra trip | Made then upon Bishop Kyau. He sald: “The | May last obtained a decree of divorce from her | WMT Ma. Brincipaland will be suceeded Df RPPeeee Serere enaterny, Geket ia pert ee claims amounting to £38,000 have u ready frigerators, and they confidently assert that the What means this?” tae seribe whispered. atip.m. On Sunday’s trains Ferguson people Sect canta Tt bane Ree pt 5 Bm of the yearn City = ee po te Sn Pret Betnar ol Geamente . : orm —---—_—_—-—--- = ’ yt me : ‘It means that in 1883 the Prophet will extend | can come to st. Louw to church or to spend the | © a ' c renin the case concerning whose custody ne ogee A OEFAULTED BONDS paid. ALASKA is the best Reirigerator made. Small | his visit to the loyal city of his love. Instead of | day with frienas. The Kansas City alee due week » BBO: AS : to hee call of | there may be some legal trouble. L sain OY age Oey cnduas College 9 A BLOODY FIGHT. size only Zen Dollars. passing through on his road to the sunset with the | here at 6:50 a.m, on Sundays in the new time- ney and we decrees of the Propaganda, I An appeal oe Court of Appeals was allowed = eee L she’ a sal | erat? entertaft- ‘Of Missouri, Kansas, Illinois and Arka CATTARO, DALMATIA, June 8.—A force of Autumnal Equinox, he will remain so that thé | taple stops at Ferguson, thus adding another know nothing. When the heads of the church to-day from Judge Adams’ court in the case of augura > os es 0 " eS ‘el Mayor Adjustea, Bought and Sold by 200 , ‘ ; > ; burghers may pay court to him. But look again.” | train besides the réegulaf aceoinmodation trains. are informed, then will the Catholic congrega- | games Campbell against Louis A. Coquard. ments last night at the piers vay hich were Cc. LITTLE & CO orkish regulars, marehing to Sipeanik, ALL QUIET. The scene had changea to the auditorium of a | [n conversation this morning Col. H. M. Hoxie | “02S be lutormed.’ Letters of adininistration wefe granted to-day ad gen mare Nn eer ich, Wal WM. cc. L ‘ | were attacked and murdered on the Ist in- —_—— theater. Row on row and pile on pile the seats | stated that it was his desire tliat the suburban FATHER PHELAN, to John Noble, administrator of Victor Nobile. ahaa Na oh gg b = » Fe tes were Misdes BANKERS AND BROKERS, stant by a body of Holtis. The accounts re- | No Trouble at the Coal Mines Reported Tw- | were crowded with fair women and brave men. patrouage be encouraged, and he intends to ex- astor of the Catholic church in Baden, and 6d- The Probate Court to-day in the matter of the cep y interesting. le graduat 5 wets ae re ceived here say that sanguinary fighting took Day. Toilets lovelie fF than a poet's dream set off loveli- | tend every facility within reason to communities. tor of the Western Watchman, was met at Fox's | estate of Thomas Fitzimmons, ordered the dis- | Bertha Mason, Josie W rt | Messe. ret 208 N. Third Street, ace on the 2d and 3d jnst., in Albania, be- There was an anxious night spent at Collins- ness eg rm ww ge do for beauty It is neediess to say that te Fergusonians are Why,” L wary beng? rogt 5 eereelaa ter thermo enety be! the adiministrator, tinal receipts having ag ober ag tee, “ee od St aad re U. ‘Arm .@ . Was there; the flash of diamonds the sheen of y, 8: , Lam nots a! © news. | been filed. . nk a a. oe Se ee ee eee, swoops under tag een ville. Doc Anthony, the game deputy sheriff from silks and the biaze of the brigiitest eyes “in ‘the vipat — Three weeks ago ‘Cafrolton,’ the Rome corre- The law docket will be called to-morrow morn- | Strong. This evening occurs the prize declam Dealers in STOCKS, BONDS AND NOTES and mA rks are . ted - ; ° /astrauls. | Past St. Louis, picketed all the roads leading to | world, all contributed to give the gathering an BELLEVILLE spondent of tle Boston Pilet, cable- | ing in Judge Thayer’s division, Court No. 5. tion contest by under-graduates. — ~ mies of Sa description. Stocks and Bends ¢ reported to have lost 1,300 the Abbey mines, and the provisional military indescribable charm. On the stage were going . grammed §=6to:)6=6COohis—s paper ° an intimation ‘he back-tax docket will be called in Court No. FULTON, MO., FEMALE ¢ perme margin. men and the Casvratis 500. Sie oe Py | . ; forward tableaux, echos of the ideas that made | Cfrenit Court Cases—Fatal Accident—Inter- | ‘2**,, there were three ee ney ry 56, Judge Thayet’s division, on Monday, June 18, FULTON, Mo., June $.— hie i ee Colle EEE a s corps, composed of employees, E. J. Crandall] the street the night before rich ag the cavern estiner Rubarhan Mewes vending before the ropaganda, Susanna Zeagel wauts a decree of diverce from of Westminster and Synodic al Female om MONEY Ireland. commanding, lay on their arms all night. There | that Aladdinfound. A string of poesy caught TheM.E Chureh Sunday school give their pic- ‘fh view of the State of affairs | Christian Zeagel. They were married March 20, | Were held yesterday, when the polewing ¢ ~ — " Dun J T was no attack, nor were there any unusual num- | ©@¢” picture in a flower chain Dinding all into a | nic at Falling Springs to-morrow in America. The first was to call to Rome repre- | 1880, and lived together until August 1. Mrs. Zea- eons! James kK. Morehead, 1? - * r —_—_—_—_——— J aoe laws eens, one Merete ber ot strikers noticed in the streets of Colling- | TO™mantic cee ge gle Se ete Bo A. G. Fieischbein has secured an interest in Seeranemni aa Ay ade ‘a hea “ot et NEES CNGS Ske SESS Sees aes wares Fincher Concord. Mo” md Lillard ‘ot Nevsd ee a ee ee . : The reside 2 | 1ess pleasing than the sparkling eyes w ._ | . 16 SCCONG tO CALL LNG APCODIShHOps an eaas 0 ny cau r provocation whatever, e VONCOTE, 20., ¢ eo BUTE, OF se .c L 7s ot: conspirators, ngston and Gibney, has | ville. The resident strikers aid not anticipate aaakean of ate aed Fhe peters t at foil cane be Hartmann s bottling establishment. religious houses to Rome, and the third to send a ee ee namaste nee oe ee a Celt St me ae yee eo _ Corrected by Wm. C. Little & Co., 213 N. and and Ida B. Culbertson, of Fulton, 10.4 —_ siiaetaaniaie aaa been postponed. ‘hey were admitted to | @"Y invasion. This morning a rumor gained cir- pse eulat hi ad mare ‘taun- | 4u0n from the canopy upon the throng beneath.| A number of unimportant civil cases were dis- | d¢lezate to meet the American bishops in a coun- ’ : ‘a Hartzell rong shy lap hae: Dy Se tr . At the pauses trained choristers brought to do | posed of last evetiing and thie morning in the pt Pak Agig Coa Fg be, mag FH. ‘aan ae CLTE PERSONALS. * aS os a oft hey ‘oupin county. Here ar oH onor lo the revels even from the shores of the | Circuit Court. Oases are set lor hearing till July , » &DO S matter, S , eX. 5 Mar oY dpe 4 DISCHARGED AND REARRESTED. ne my owmd bf Jon Ocutd, Se ace - far Atlantic, made the air melodious with their | 9, when court adjourns. your purpose that the Herald correspondent is ae, eee ys and Mrs. Poller | ville, Mo.; may W. Harian, of Farmington, % The prisoner Hoote was to-day acquitted | ply the Gould roads with coat. The Warden and art divine, Ushers faultlessly attired in the liv- The Catholic ehurch festival at City Park hall correctly informed, I can only say ee ee ee oe s" : and Annie 2 AIRED, Ce ” 4 ery of his Highness passed about handing to each last evening, was lately attended. The hall was plenary council will be an important one, and Dr. and Mrs. Ehrhardt will go to New York, and | 5) nodical College. : : . Lhat history will be made.” Mr. Kenrer will go to Baltimore this evening. KANSAS UNIVERSITY. of a charge of cons racy to murder, and |’ ount Olive mines are also in that vicinity. . — : pirac; / About 200 men have signed an agreement to go to | Cf te ladies a souvenir from his mysterious | ejaporately decorated, and reflects credit on the “It is said that the plenary councilistobecalled | ,4nagrew smith and part nt to London. 0 ToreKaA, Kas., June s—At the meetin Se = ary we zondon, VAaN- | Regents of the State University of Kansas was immediately rearrested and charged | work on Monday at j y | Highness’ foam bundles of Ssatil nd adi f ay, and ihatis probably the cause y aul ahd | young ladies to whom it Was entrusted. - bond " . ' Silver that provoked a pearly chorus of delighted " : to enact some disciplinary rules for Ww . Co with the murder of Kenney in Seville Place. _— ee aes oo oo has any misgivings in regard to the wisdem isfied himeeif “ibes’ the tate at West Balle. His Highness has deignea to permit us to extend. | Mayor Weber was the recipient of $10 for the | 84id a few days ago: ‘‘That there is great need for | gtain firms in the world, is in the city to-day. Assistant Professor of Modern Lauguage® |e ol danas “se ; ville werd of cm & tramp. He beiseved | the revels beyond the night of the pageant. The | widow of the late Hafry Walsh, who committed the holding of such a council,no one who has made Rev. George C. Adams, of this city, addressed | the exception of Prof. Geo. Patrick, who hae the ng the papal manifesto on Irish af- ee they a. hiding a. the | theater will, for the night of the tableaux, be the | suicide recently. No bame accompanied tne | the church in this country a study since the hold- | the Illinois unday-sehool Convention at Streator, | removed, and Prof. Ta — who has phos or | 125%%| 126 | 12h fairs is dispelled by the fact that the propa-| woods near the various maehine mines | ProPertyot the order. The good citizens of St. | money. Sickel cllache Of that Coa fame ne sae Bene | Til., yesterday, OB the, taining of young com- | CU MOREE cls COLE, | | loess] 00°) fos and is very apprehensive of Molly Maguire work uls, Who desire to witness the magnificence ‘Squire Martin Medart was surprisea last night ficia| effects of that council have long since pass- | yerts, ¢ ILLINOIS COLLEGE. io 104%/ 105 | l0siy , Randa are preparing to reprint five acts of | “yj, thought by some that the mob have | #04 Wealth of Ormus and of Ind upon the stage, | py a visit from a number of bia friends, who re | ©, @W4Y, and the disciplinary rules there adopted | pr ¢, 1. Goodell, of Pilgrim Congregational | _ JACKSONVILLE, Iut., June §.—The fo = | the present pontifical relative to Ireland for | marched towards Pinckueyvilie, tn Perry count will signify their humbie wishes just as is done | nigined with him until the smail hours, partakin have not been uniformly enforced. I do not Church. this city. delivered a an pre graduates received their diplomas at the — ae here about re arte y county. | at the ball. Those who are elected for this high ’ | thiuk the coming council will spend much | + / y» - exercises of the Illinois College yesterday: Y. A WS say circulation among Irish bis! d cl where about thirty niiners arrested for riotous . of the good things fufnished by Mrs. t. a last evening to the Congregational American as. ’ & Black, pelebapegnete . cccesoceleogses tecahabinmanel g iris SHOps and Clergy. | conduct are in jail in default of $200 bail a honor will receive checks sealed with the imperia Th f i 4 time in dealing with the so-called Irish ques- H B : . Slater, Fred. McKanneil, E. FE. Clark, ©. ©. L : H mauded. Emil Donk, of Donk rothers BA vq | Signet, which will permit them to enter into Se Wie ee eee tion, although that is @ subject that il, oman Senerseaty Socily i Sa Eugene D. Holmes, H.C, Adcodk, Q. H. Wells, nh News From the Capital. that the Seonte of ‘enat aiden” ane abes 74 our company. The souvenirs will only be given The Druids concluded their session last even- | no doubt, be brought up. How mary pastors At .tbe election of officers of the American | W. ckman, W. k. McVey, UO, T. Browning, Sy Telearan to the Poot-Dispacen Against the miners, and that ane lawless demo te eneh fair Taay whe is present and to no one else, | ‘N£, and departed for their respective homes this | there are who have allowed their churches to be Medic@ Association now in session at Cleveland, | L. F. Burch. patch. stration te that eedtion @in setae & beans os. Unfortunately there is no theater able to hoid as | Morning. The newly elected officers were in-| used for Land League and other potitten: pur- P-» rs. G. J. Engelman, Ed. Brock and T. F, VINCENNES UNIVERSITY. JEFFERSON City, Mo., June 8.—Articles | Sisiinee. Mr Gartelde of the Gartside beat | Many of our foyal subjects as the great Hall of | Stalled yesterday, after which all the members | poses, and how many have held fairs and raftles | Prewitt, of this city, were selected as delegates | Vincennes, IND., June 5.—A class of © of association were filed with the Secretary Company, on the Olio ahd Mississippi Railroad Commerce does, 80 that many of those who wii] | attended a picnic tendered by the Belleville | and excursions and other devices to raise money ; | to foreign societies. aduated at the Vincennes University last nig seb oseie | pow met the mob on the Fock road yesterday They be admitted with pleasure at the Lodge. and then, again, how many priests are complain- Jud Noonan, of the Court of Criminal Oorrec- | a3 follows: Misses Harris, Simson, Roseman, wteeereeels : Pass © seed af State, a certificate issued to the were carrying banners on which were caaertheas ball will be unable to secure admission to the Mr. Wm. White, vige- resident of the Amalga- ing to their congregations about money matters! | tion, docketed next Monday’s business , a Tnes- | net, Malott, and GoodWwia, aud Messrs. ktubd e | iw GCouzzens & Tabler Medicine Company, of | flaming sentimen Telegraphic advices from conclusion of the revels. This gad fact We de | mated Association 6 on and Steel Workers, Yet = — Was Nye yg by the Baltimore | day, and arranged cases so as to permit of a flying | Beach. al 3 plore and @ year hence will remedy. leaves for Terre Haute, Ind., this evening to | VOURCI. é work of that body will have to be | trip to Davenport, Ia., after his family. PERDUB COLLEGE, ~ : INDIANAPOLIS, LND., June 8.—James A. & &@ Cinciunat!. ....... St. Louis. Capital, fifty thousand dollars, | ¥!e Oak, near Marissa, on the Cairo Short Line, | na Shall I a new ¢ # Vv sent , tell anything of rules laid d supported by a new council. » | report that the mines are running without inter ything OWn | adjust a local diMieulty existing between the iow let me tell you,” said Father Phelan, School Superintendent Chandler, of Vandalia, ex-superintendent of public instruction, @ Unarieston.......... half paid ‘np. The inco r _ T by his mysterious excellence?”’ manufactu , la ir men. Th {- ening AH rporators are J. C. erephie shahenae Irees Mekertik a4 cae ae. “None farther than that the Veiled Prophet fieulty has nelhing $8 Ge with’ the scale or whee. “that priest has an exaggerated view of the dis- | Ll» oor the city on @ short visit preparatory to | ejected president of Perdue College. 7 Bie , _Couzzens, J. N. Tabler, | hies that any considerable oe aa ont commands that all who come shall honor him by cipline established by that council. Let me run | TeMoving to this State and connecting himself NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. . G. White ana James Richards ) any « able number of miners are County Commissioner Ponier is in avery preca- ‘er tl ' With the schools, ’ — President chardson, absent. The correspundent of the Post-DisPaTcH eaten enh incourt costume at his court. The | sous condition from effects of injuries over the proceedings Of that council, Vox, hand WASHINGTON, D. C., June &.— Tres CONSOLIDATED, at Collinsville telegraphs this afternoon: “Kvery- oak en - eee oe e7 —— Ree nage = tained last evening. r. Ponier Was ridiag wy ty: a. inted toa vol t vile tee ~ + — tae yond an —~ ‘aan sega awarded sheet of the National Uni © aids that art can lend to beauty, the a " atner poin olume On one of the , .6xas, where she has n te: ng durin ates of the law s8Chov0il 0 oles. at the mines this morning, {n h the county bugey, — was returi- | shelves, which was a latin printed copy of tne | the scholastic year just closing. . sity. i | a? eee eee eeee eee ee eee ee ; ey | ational of consolidation of the | thing is very quie ty hro 7 Wrapper Company and the | fact too quict. 1t is reliably reported that miners | £0"tlemen in customary suit of solemn black. The ing ome abou fh 6 o'clock last —- BY Wee great Prophet hath spoken—tremble and obey!” | (28 6 about Bye oc even- | proceédings of the council, As he ran over the Rey. Willia asto ate Gauge. aci oh is rapper T ing when his noree became | jeaf he said: “This council was held in 1866, and | Garrison Awne Bapt st "Cuusch, nevived te the Sale of he Harte SS _saougg ree © * & A. train, Marvin as Chancellor, Prof, Adams, of Ann Af — and Ohio an Packing | 2re Fre Ae i er eee, and A par Sonor Two hours later tne scribe tound himself in his 14 Collinsville. Mines here are s repared for Fae ll . Wrap filed under the name of the trouble, and afe anticipating it every Mour. Thon luxurious couch at home, doubting whether it Leegg og e and rae a ees Zhe bugsy capsized | there was less discipiine established than is gen- | city yesterday with his family, and is temporaril The negotiations pending tor some time P ee rapper and Packing Compa , w hear the German Oatho chur r. Poniér i ys po y r 0D PADY. | is no telling What the next twenty-four hours witl | 4% 4 Sorgeous dream, or whether it were truth} having his collar bone broken and receiving in- | TAU Supposed. Of course there were some | quartered at the St. James. between the stockholders of the West End » pi 3 tal $50, bring forth. Heintz Bluff, Confidence and Apb-| ‘tSe!f. The largesse of the prophet, however, a ternal injuries which are likely to prove fatale stringent rules adopted, but they were of & spirit- H, Clay Cond t visi con capitalists ¢ NOTES. bey’s No. 3and 4 are in full blast, and there are @ | COUP/€ Of Decks of rubies and sapphires which z Ual nature only. Bishops in Aimerica have D | to Tilden wa int é, on ihis return from a visit | row Gauge Railroad and Eastern _ . Gol, McCulloch, register of lands, returned | tew men at work at Lumaghi’s. * were strewn abont the premises, convinced him elven great latitude in the management of their | neaitn, ana he ie cocwed about the old man’s | ainated last evening In the transfer of ther that he had been indeed in Golconda, face to face Identified. iocese. To a certain extent the rulés estabiishea tised thr > the rr ae og extensivel adver- to a syndicate com of M, Do With the weird Suzerain of Khorassan. The Coroner held an inquest this morning on | at that council have fallen into disuse.” Toa bee ee Se oe . H, Co ms : “You mean excursions, fairs, ete. 2" of 8 is.” Buch is fame, but it was a tele- mee, James’ D. Swan, the body found on thé railfoad tracks at Tayon | «wvo". , graph operator who did the kindness. and F. M. Colburn, of St. Louis. The oid office ra oie't, SR will be held to-night in the Hall of — ou ae tatives. Two students will grad- urer to-d SR6 customary upon the Circuit Judges iaentified the remains as those of hi “How do I know. I don’ oun Lowe, and W. ifbbs, of : President, Hepreneninie and eight in the falf. | ineethe sbngton a7 Gropped $2057 | prior to long vacation made by counsel fattening | Hastian, aged. twenty-two yours, anda teameter | Wiibecalled.” 0) ty nave counel | Philadelphias J.J. Morgan, of ‘Meadvilo, Pa. | resident, FM. Colburn; secretary aud. tr over the insurance wrecks for . “Ba not the Baltimore Council avis, 0 ermantown e gen , Cobb. Articles o v y Hall . SSW aaes 5 Oe employed the Evers Manufacturing Company, that a plenary council shoula be Sold aveew ten urer, 8. H. Co J _ course. Bips were reeeived and opened at the Cit men i Pe — — , : nterested inthe Water Gas pany now anization were forwarded to = . . ew A: at three o'clock to-day for repairs to Engine | Vi0es was led off to-day by Judge Horatio Jones. | The deceased left home to go to work at six operatio to-day | DOW Oe ca w Lo mgs nes eeteceees Fo. ADuel on Horseback: ouses, Nos. 5, 6aid 17. He asks Judge Thayer for $2,000 balance of a tee | 0clock bey wei fporsing, gad Wee not seen yoars, snd did not the late Pope sanctign thas aind Will old ts ity meeting at the “hotel inis otoett being ms... * gbu5.000"" Improvemen 20 ot tay ia Rronmonp, VA., June 8.—Sheriff Donek-| Nor a single m rriage license was issued this | of $3,500 for services in a suit of the Colum- taken (0 the Morgue when found, but to “True; butif you will look at the records, oon. the rulling stock and au iuecrcase Ih the nu a | Mey and TW. Waller tought a horseback duel | moruine at ine Hecorder’s fee, he proverbial | pia estate against the Life Association estate, The | takeu house by the friends Trt ads cessor a Bckbihey Balet a of trains Wil be Immediately made a4 he a — ae near Patrick Court-house. Waller ' ‘ ; , case was defended successtully. Expert testi- ve . mn in 1877, after lingering in very feeb | on and from Florissant 1 Musick Ferg Lovise FUNKEN, of No, 1596 ng I ave- | mony of counsel employed in the inusurafice liti- EAST ST. LOUIS. two years. Thus was the sounell that should | *%, M , St. Charles and Creve Cavour bee, Tee ere 8 v ; ’ . ' wounded. He was the opponent | nue. Wille Baker, of No.1812 South Ei tree , ’ » gh t € : during the last election. Elizabeth Laddig’ ot No. ‘ ‘ti >| gation was introduced as usual. have been heid in 1876, missed. Understand th e pany took RS / nana Se noe ane Paes . Louisa Shiler was arrested last evening for dis- | however; the council is always in session, | ning, all aking Mr. Colburn over the line and placing . io chitdren of Mr. nauer, of No. 2202 Carondelet ~ rm Sentenced to Han avenue, aliof whom have small-pox, Were traus- To-Day’s Judgments. turbing thé peace, ANd assessed $3 and costs this | the Pope me? call it together at any time. z possession. ‘urt Ke &. ferred to Quarantine Hospital y. The following judgments were rendered to-day | Morning. “What t 2 of calling the council as A Broken épine ie) col = ey Ts Yory, Jane 8.—Edward Hovey, who | 4 bee : cid ) Ewix i in the Circuit Court . Trisier fieer Staek found black h on the | pe | SO 4409 led his sister-in-law, was sentenced to be Sommers ao constable for District fo A. Riley and pte ey aA ny rah aa Islan ast vening W owner can have by Prayh 2. § ten'your kind persaission, tals'¢ | North of : ’ estern o'clock | in ¥ . : while we. +? oe 4 r. ’ * y & 7 s ala ~~! New Y e of July. fill the vacanc the Geath of calling ou bim. : 4 h the ‘98th of July. Sopp, tho latetnoumbene i $563 38; Emanuel Schwerin, ét. al., vs. L. Stein- last end our interview j Pen. r : : had and sold | : peer i a 1 ree , oe berger and Heary Sicker, judgment for $2,324 60; being | fined sf and | jan Br he book. : ancin . re . w 1 : opening. 7 "ey BS , ? aS 3 ar. af J - as . ; ¢ wheernd mo lal Bs ae =s : " " ! ~al Py is, ’ , ’ b : e ’ ' 7 : ; ‘ a3 - 4, - is , nal , + , 7 ors ia : . ON : - i, », > « ; i. & : “a 4 . ey i . a. hf 4 : x € \ 7 La - VEN» ap 4 a ) ; ' ‘- 5 r A : . ~~ f . . . ru Vea a nege Optre-tamrh aes Pht ie. { « ; > | = - | Eau . " ; ; ‘ » : } ~~.” . rn s . 56am s SONS “ ys hemes a: a . ; ‘ ead ' _ we An ; - | te é. ow aon y** o * eto : e . co ~~ 4 6 . 2 , a ; . y . e ’ eo rye —_— — wo 3 | ae : WF % ‘e : a, 3 out © d ory . * . . * , + ¢ — a? % e NeW RO ect 5 . ™

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