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5.PENSIONS GRANTED.A iag billsaipro-pens^sper an-f Camps. with ) for a House lire in amend ?o of a rovides must this andihall beounties stracts oted it-. ... InHie Ap-specialropriat* a new prison;priation . lt;) for prison; and for a thirdI in thefor re-amountSenate sing the KOh tomilitia-for theng bills*1.3*5,000appro-rork on appro-Hardin 3idental granting n and a min-better pement rder of special militia, ing per- ascer-before cott bill ale andr explo-mdlords s in the of wit-House, 'esen ted ieath of n at An-ulopted. ver thebill and^passed, ing bills ite thebill pro-harge ofent theto allow0 to actto allo^rnittee to ,ppropri-to r. ainarian;ge the rporate i a years of its : Houseiropriatefor thecreate a n home-1 contro-*e under Circuit m panics eves and irnor toGovern-eurnonia mprison-^he com* ted that nicationr resolu-i, 8:31Ijourned l the: Senate pel rail-; to ex-rom two he Medi-ng coun*takMi to to which feting the anies to wildingsiupancy; akers of , but ex- punish-e receiv-to make of Cook i; Sen-id loan try, and curities; to kill asell theges of anestate ofibandon-ark com; Senateionrs toaccidentstracks;tment ofited from e Senateadjourn, d that hoake, artdthankingx few ap-e, at 8*31shed at y, w itb, of theby, ten-oard o fhealthrcepted.i.of JohnCounty,twonty-An t i •) »mrLl.t of Pensions Granted to Tlllnlo* Applicants for the Seven D*y» Ended June 18.Below we give a complete list of pen sions granted to Illinois applicants, including original giants, increases, reissues, restorations, etc.. for the seven daysended June 18:Originals—Elizabeth, mother of Alex. B. Hull, Armington; Mary Huddleston, for widow of I)e Inmon Dunsworth, Tennessee; Mary At n, widow cf Richard Si Iwell, Bverton; Lewis Horneli, Oregon; John H. Faukelberg. Ariston; John S. Featheringill, La Hogu1; Win. Estes, Bethany; Spicer Cushman, Herrick; Georgs Winter. Alton; John Barnard, Murphysbor »; Chas. Ween, B'oomington; Alexander Weinbe g Chcago; Jjhn B. Stroch, Marine; August Steinhaus, Bur-dow; Jas. T. Toler. Murphysboro; Edmund S. Hollbro k, Chicago; Thomas Walkins, Petersburg; Jesse B Shinn. Norris; John Hargrove, Marshall; John Wengert. Sumner; Bethnell M Connell, Grape Creek;Wm. H. Uinman. Mount Vernon; Georrre W Dorse, Kei'hsburg; John L. Keller, Cohn; Wm. H. Sou*h, Enfield; Patrick Kndicott, Phillipstown; Win. C. Slaior,Lewiston; Dorcas, mother of John Graham, Carmi; Elizabeth, mother of John Caboot, Pekin; Elizabeth J., widow cf Wm. Colelasure, Xenia: Jacob Sti'ker, EistSt. Louis: Andrew Winters, Mendo-ta; Ephraim T. Warren, Henry; Jacob Hostert, LcMont; Wm. A. Tinney, Pekin; John Todd, Joppa; James M. Williford, Greenville; James Gegan, B oomington; Tilman Mann, Anna; John Sehmidt, Be-thaito; Henrv Marks, Now Minden; Cha . Muhlei9en, Grant Park; John Cetge, deceased, Mount Ol ve; Eli H. Orange, Metropolis; John Schilenger, Concord; Levi S. Walker, R chview; John Spencer, Chi. cago; Christian J. Sid ;ker, West Salem; Edward H. Carrington, Gnarga; George B. Sweet, Palestine; Frank Wente, Chicago; Mary J., widow of Andrew Wilson, Sparta; Caroline H., widow of Nelson S. Lutz Chicago; Wm. Titzel, Ottawa; Lewis Stamps, Shelbyville; Peter Freon, Ross-ville; Robert Williford, Old Ripley; Henry Wilz, Peoria; Stephen White, Coffean; Thomas L. Eubanks, Carmi; L'ovd B. Thomas, Chicago; Lesley Mannon, Laur; Wm. H. Lease, Atlanta; John B. Sparger, Lewistown; Philip Mutler, R m-toul; Christian Swissler, Chicago; Humphrey Harrison, Springerton; James R. Norville, London Mills; John E. Mitchell, Newton; Isaac Hall, Lauer; Isaac H. Thompson, Ridge Farm; Wm. Shumate, Danville; Abner W. Long, Thy tie; Thomas J. Grayson, Mount Carmel; Wm. B sse, Chicago; Marva O'Brien, formerly widow of John Wall, Chicago; Elizabeth, deceased, mother of Wm. S. Escue, Yoreville; Mary, widow of Matthew Davis, Chenoa;Josoph L. Fiss, Peoria; Harvey Darnall, Williamsville; Joseph Determann, Bartelso; Frederick Thiermunn, Rock Island; James Turner, Long Creek; Isaac W. Kites, Ironton; Theodore F. Throwbridge, Princeton; Lovi Gibson, Dtnville; Henry Mann, Franklin; Lewis Fore, Saint Marie; Frank Giles, Carmi; Wm. N. Tyler, Ashmore; Frank Z ippa, Biggs Station; Wm. F. Miller, McLeansborougli; John Rupport, Forreston; John Wall (d ceased), Chicago; Thomas Gresham, Ga latia; Matthew J. Hammond, Wayne Minor F. Norton, Joliet; Catharine Pope, formally widow of Wm. Phillips,Sumner, Mary E., widow of Levi Haverstick, Rock Island; minor Michael Worden, McDonald; Wm. T. Davies, Mount Vernon; Elias Lipke,alias Lipkin, Chicago;John M.LeLapp, Lvnnvill’; William Davenport, Equality; John P. Diamond, Alton; JohnJ. Meredith, Augusta; Geo. W. Turner,Belvidere; Fulcard Smock, Carlinsville;David W. O’Neal, Ripley; Wm. Phillips,deceased, Sumner; Cornelius Wiley, Muscoutah; John N. White, Mount Vt-non; Wm. Mallory, deceased, Chicago; Nathaniel I). Whitten, Pittsfield; Joh T. O’Neal, Staunton; Geo. W. Smith, Robinson; Samuel M Davis, Oak Park; Andrew J. Douglass, K ithsburg; Rob?rt Curry, Kinderhook; Win. B. Bowdish, Morrison; Geo. Bower, Alsey; John Bolla, Paris; Ridley West Brook, Decatur.Increase—Eli I). Mathews, V irmont; Richard Malaer,Marion ;Thomas Bickford, Byron; Ze lith R. Prather, Decatur; John Roach, Sumner; John Lawrence, Olnev; Allen Jo ies, De Soto; James W. Spiin, Olney; John Whitmore, Annapolis; Ernest Wermick, Dixon; Erasmus B. Cof-ttan, Aledo; Jainet King. Chicago; Isaac N. McCollum, Coulterville; Samuel S. Ep-ler, London; Charles Ham, Murphysboro; James W. Hunsaker, Anna; Willet O. Loveland,Dovinan A. Holt, Moline; Adam Steeleville; Lester B. Decker,John Gavin, Springfiild; Jas. H. Naz-worthy, Sullivan; Wm. Burehell, South America; James T. Kilkison, Olney; Junes Lockoby, Eldyvilie; David B. Dull, Tennessee; Wm. H. Wier, Plymouth; Lovi I. Russell, Belknap; John G. Daniel, Channahon; Harvey Barney, Olney.Reissues—Albert G. Smith, Bonfield; Watson Towse, Carlinville; John Mulkey, Benton; Simeon Lovejoy, Lake City; Wesley I) ver, Marshall; Tarvin C. Hodge, Monticdlo; Stephen E. Shrake, Union City; E I ward Watson, Chicago.Reissue and Increase—Joseph Large, Owaneco; William H. H odman, Carbon-dale; Richard McCoy, Knoxville; Herman Dreoyer, Golcoida: Richard Lee, Edinburgh; W. W. Dunlap, Centralia; Richard H. Saunders, Upper Alton; Jesse E. Lowry, Sidney; Win. M. Nicholas, WestLiberty.*Restoration and Increase—Israel I). Smith, Joliet; John Rchwnn, Waukegan.iiA Bright arby the Eviland All tlBridegrooiand a RaviGlenview Walter Wa and provisii from Califo marriage wi was to takeThe most lt;been made, ; of the voun2 tion of pleas Wade’s rece field drove b face the disc evitably foil Wednesday, sane at the 1 tance from t son of J. W€his marriagiAfter the 1%his collegii ated with hi a trip to Cal and so info treated him no purpose.said; “L^an it with inter* ly filled out and handec day, after sintended bri in pursuit * years after were surpr He entered his absence a chair to \ ing from a 1 he handed t ing: “Here six per cent.This was aWade had t was and wh to his pare phenomenal conservativeover fl,000,( during whi pledges of 1lt; four years his sincerit' after letter which he be cess, and sai arrangemen The weddin June 16. Bi to resist the beset hun. wine and cl session of 1 by everyV Vdissipation.against hmoney untilft/swept aw a, dashing spe general app the aid of a sume his ok picmn that i cited was ov noon he rein desired tow for that purgiving insDixon Brush, Palos;must not be the way of ] next dav ha ness, and a groom calle was urgeni and called hreceiving n open. To hi suspended with the enlt; the bed-posl tion.He quickl;bodv on the• Tquickly, si loctor says produced dlt; possibly sui insane. Th was suppos Eckert and dissipation and his coi letter to the“For mai stant run ol bling, unlil rather inert and disap warned, th* went on uni money was gradually o hands for sour mama*~-It is well known, of course, that America lias long been celebrated the world over as the home of enormouscrystals, and the prodigious specimensand other mineralsing the ben sum was tthat accurs swallowedTo his 1 months ago per, the prcable landsharpers, a cal sprees hope of re came East ent bull or heavilv lasvested heawas com pit Imrnediat house was few friends Eckert, was a few houiv side of herings over 1kets. Wadof apatite, beryl, have been the subject of wonderment. But among these the crystals of spodu-mene brought to view by the cxcava-tirm« in the Etta tin mine in Penning1-M fiX we IIJepfehso Norton, in read tho clt; decision olLouis in Brooks, unmurder of
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Centralia Democrat
Centralia, Illinois, US
Fri, Jun 24, 1887
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