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From Hon. W. W. II. Laurence, late Sec. Of State.
During the summer and fall of 1889 was
troubled with Ague and Fever in It's most
hOTYid forms. For months this disease fingered
about me, assuming almost every shape, both
regular and irregular, common and uncommon.
To arrest it made use of the common rene
dy-quinine- most faithful manner, but to
no effect. I also used, diligently, numerous
other medicines, said to be "Ague Cures" In
fact tried almost everything could think or
hear Of, but all to no purpose. And as a ''der,
nier resort" sent to B. W. Woodward, Of
Lawrence. for package of his AGUE CURE,
and ID is but justice to him and the medicine
he sent me, TO say that since commenced tax.
ing it have had but one very slight chill,
and that was the next day after got the med
ieine. used one bottle Ague Cure and part
Of another, and bottle of his Tonic, Ny
health improved rapidly, and to-day am en-
iOying better health than before for years.
W. ". H. LAWRENCE.
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MPoRIA. KANSAS.


legal and Advertisements 10 cents Ter line
10 insertion each subsequent Insertion
One column year ninety dollars siz months nifty
dollars three months thirty dollars. Half column.
year Nifty dsiiars; six thirty dollars; three months
twenty dollars Garter year. twenty-five dol
lars; six mOnths doars three months ten dollars
Eighth hheen dollars ak months. egh
dollars; three mOnhs. Eve dOllarr.
Business Cards lines less 81 Per line per year
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The Normal School Boarding House Asso.
citation has made its last call for unpaid RS
sessments, and now threatens proceedings at
law against delinquents.
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Almerin Gillettis building residences on
Exchange street not far from Dave Gilmore 3
What he is going to do with it. we can't INA ,
inc. Perhaps marriage notice will tell some
of these days.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
IN will be presented to the Board of County
Commissioners Of Lyon County, at their next
MEETING, to be held Monday, September I'd,
1867. for a change in the County road running
from Auerieus-aud inserseeting the Lawrence
and Imports road near Duck Greek, as follow,
to-wit: commencing at the point where said
road crosses he south line of the s. Z u Of Sec.
25. 7 Il, r. IL. and running thence due east
to interseet the Lawrence and EmpOria road.
$3.50 OLIVER W. ALDRICH.
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blacksmith Wanted

TMMEDITE ELY at Eureka, Greenwood coun-
i ty, Kansas. Shop and tools all ready to go
to work. No other shop in the community
. splendid chance for good meehanie-nO
other kind wanted For further information,
call on or address EDWIN TUCKER,
$3.50 Eureka, Green wood county, Kas.
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The proceedings of the Impartial Stuff
rage meeting held at the School House
last Saturday evening were furnished us
for publication, but have been mislaid.
They will sppear next week.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-07-26

The Grove Brothers have been adding to
their Livery Stable, utyetit is hardly large
enough for their in creased business.
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Notice of the meeting of the Directors
of the U. P. r. W, s. B. win be found
in our columns to day.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-07-26

That mud hole near Rich's mill on the Law.
renee read is still in horrible condition.
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Read Frederick & Co.'S dun in another
column.
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Total
1898 292.O0

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(TO expire on the 2Sth day of February, / SOS. !
AUrITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
TOPEKA, Kansas, March 80 1867 (
WHEREAS, The Northwestern Insurance
Company, located at DEBORAH, in the State of
Iowa, has filed in this office sworn statement
Of its condition as required by the first section
of the act "to regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by. the State of Kansas -
passed February Goth. 1868, and amendment
thereto approved February 25th, 1864; and
WHEREAS Sal J Com any has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed of at least one hundred tho1san d
dollars of actual capital invested in stocks, or
in bonds, or in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is
mOrtgaged; aud
WHEREAS. Said Company has filed in his
office a written instrument, under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Sc secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of
said Company In this State to acknowledge
service of process fer and in behalf of said
Company, conserving that such service of pro
cess shall be taken aud held to be as valid as
il served upon the Company, according to the
laws of this or any other State, and waivir G
ali claims or right of error by reasen Of such
acknowledgement of service,
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the first
section of the aforesaid act. /. j. R.. Swallow +,
Auditor of State for the State of Kansas, do
hereOy Ct Tu4y mat ealu NOrtnWesbern lnsar
ance Comp ny Of DEBORAH, is authorized to
transact the business Of Fire Insurance in this
State until the 25.h day of February, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
r.. s subscribed my name, and caused the
seal Of my office to be affixed the day
and year above written
J. R. SWALLOW, Auditor of State.
HUNT & GILLETT, Agents,
1881 EmPOria, Kansas.
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]. R. SWALLOW, & CO.,
BANK Err 8,

NtPCHHAy KANSAS.
Deposits received on current account, or on
time. Exchange on the principal cities bought
and sold. Also Specie and US. Securities.
u. 5. Revenue stanps for sale.
Collections made and proceeds promptly re-
aitted.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
S-lo.I2-ly
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" E do not deem it necessary to say more;
w those who know us will attest the truth
of our assertion. We only ask continuanc
of those favors so bouniifully bestowed here
tofore and promise our whole efforts in your
behalf, knowing that Fan appIeeiatiYe public
will reward US for so doing.
4 nd to our country friends we would say
that we will endeayer at all times to pay the
HIGHEST MARKET FRICE fer your PRO
DUOE; and in return will try to make it for
you interest to buy your groceries of us.
And we do hope, through the kindness of
our friends, to be able TO build up trade that
will be an honor to our name and benefit to
the public; knowing, as we do, that our facili-
ties for buying goods are inferior to none, and
superior to many. Feeling conf dent that we
will be able at all times. providence permit
ting, to make it 20 your interest to call on Us
before purchasing eisewere-
We are, respectfully.
WIN. HASELTIEE d co.
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diseased Horses and Cattle.

Use Geo. Leis g celebrated Condition Pow
ders," the great American remedy for diseas-
% Of horsSs and cattle, recommended by
veterinary surgeons, livery stable keepers,
stock raissrs and everybody who has tried it.
Ask for Leis's; take no other. 10-l5-ly
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STATEMENT
OF THE
NORTHWESTERN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY


DEBORAH, IOWA, .-.
On the First day of January A. D. 1867,
MADE TO THE
AuditOF of the State of Kansas, pursuant TO
the Statute of said State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
First. The name of said company is the
Northwestern Fire Insurance Company, incor-
POrated in the year A. D. 1865, and is located
at DEBORAH, Iowa.
CAPITAL STOCK.
Second. The amt of capital stock $3Oo.0oO.hO
The amt of capital stock paid up 2OO,OOO.OO
AocUMULATIoNs.
Third Total number of policies 3,347
Premiums thereon $63 ,4sI rs
Amount of accommodations on hand 80 ,292.1l
Surplus after hquidating liabilities sc, 942Il
Amount necessary to reassure out
standing risks q, AS 80
!. Cash premiums on hand 81 ,4S9. 81
in course Of transmission ~ 4.57Oao
In cash amount of uninvested capt.
tai stock on hand 1857 SIS
3. Amount of real estate unineum-
bered owned by the company 24,500 90
Personal property $500 90
3. United States 1880 bonds owned
by the company, rates of interest
thereon 7 $40 per cent per ann'm 74OO 90
4. Debts due the company drawing
10 per cert. interest per aunum IS, 300 As
Debts due the company drawings
per cent. interest per annum 100 900 90
5. Deb otherwise secured for mon.
ey loaned, drawing 10 per cent.
interest per annum 81 ,542. 90
6. Debts for premiums due the COM
pany in cash 5,I23.47
Amount of interest actually due the
company and unpaid, secured by
mortgages on real estate 2,6O8. 81
7. All other securities, viz: stock in
mark ct on hand selling at par IOOOOO.OO
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A FASHIONABLE TAILOR

Garments made TO order. in the latest style
and warranted give satisfaction, or no charge
AlSo, will renovate and clense clothes with out
injury to the cloth. Come. gentlemen and Ia
dies, give-us q call, as we think We can please
che most fastidious. 2Gf
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OnR FTRST nIN.

To all of you that wanted not credit, but a
small favor, by letting you have a little coffee,
tobacco or something else, until next Saturday,
two weeks, and probably some for thirty days,
that your Ow n time has been up from one week
to ak months, and if, by such favOrs, we have
to lose 60 much money and SO many customers
you must not feel angry if We employ som
one TO help Us collect such accounts
q W. FREDERICK & co.
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STRAYED.

A BOUT June LIST, large bay horse Po ney,
"A small star IN forehead; one hind foot
white, black name and tail, branded K on
left hip. Had on when he left halter with
lariat attached. A suitable reward will be
ri ven for information concerning him.
p. 3. PLUMB.
9th July, 1867. 3O-lt
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n p. r. w. S. B.

A meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
"A Union Pacific Railway, Southern Branch
Company, will be held at EmporIa on Thurs
dav The 22d day of August next, at one O'clcek
N y, N s. GOSS, President.
7. B. MAxsoN, Secretary. 80 "a
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FASHIONABLE.

&c. Hall has one of the incest and bes see
lectiOns of cloths and cAssime3es ever offered
Il the citizens of EmpOria and vicinity, and
haa occurred the services of
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
L NORRISTOWN RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE.
FOR GERMANTOWN.
Leave philadelphia 8, 8, s05, 10, II, ~ A. NJ; l. q
3l4, az, 4. g. 81. 6'l0. 2, 3, o. 10. IL, II r M.
Leave Germantown o, q ia. b $40, o. TO- H. IL a NJ,
l.. g. 8, L. ~, 8, ca, T. g. 8, 10, II p. N. -
The $40 Down Train, and ga and 5s4 Up Trains VIII
not stop ON the Germantown Branch.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 90 A. NJ. 2, 2, 10l4 p NJ.
Leave Germantown 50 A N. 6, 90 p. M.
CHESNUT HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6, 8, 10, II A. M. 2, ga 54,
Leave Chestnut ain 7'IO, 8, s4O and lr.O A. NJ, I4O
3'4O $40, $40, $40, and 10 40 p. NJ.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia Ga A. NJ and p. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 710 A. M. 1910, b4O ana S'2o
FOR CoNsHoHoCKEN AND NoRRISTOwN.
Leave Philadelphia 8, 725, and llV5 A. NJ la s.
Leave Norristown 5'4O 4 75O, O. and IL A. NJ. Ia B.
''a' ''4' 'DN ''a ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia o A. NJ, 28O and 7'l5 Z. NJ.
Leave Norristown A. NJ $50 and p. M.
FOR MANAYUNK.
Leave Philadelphia g. ~. 9, ana l1'Ob a. M'i l5a B.
Az, Bk. Ga, sos, 9k, and ll16 p. M.
Leave Manayunk sIO i, $40, GA, and lo% A. M, p,
8]5 8, 90, o, and lO4 p. NJ.
- ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ, 2S and IA PM
Leave MRnayunk ~ A. M, 6 and "a z. M
W. 3. WILSON, General superintendent
ia Depot. NINTH and GREEN Streets
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The National Currennr.

WASHINGTON, Nov l6.-The issue of fractional
currency from the Printing Bureau of the Troa-
sury Department for the week ending to date.
amounted to S457.OOO Shipments during the
states Depository, Plttsburg, Pa $4,000; Assist
ant Treasurer, New York, 100000; Assistant
st. Louis, 500 000; National Banks, ETC., S6l 884
Total, S404, 1884. The United States Treasurer
holds in trust for the National Banks at this
date, as security for circulation, $40 6S2, ,750;
security for deposits S3S O3O $50 Total 1878
The amount of Bank currency issued during
the week was $llS5SO. Total issue to date.
S304 4S6, ,55l.
From this is to be deducted the currency re-
turned, including worn. out notes, amounting TO
S5 1870 O25, leaving in actual circulation at this
date 1898 1853, 526. Fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week, Sl07, 600
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Another Boiler ExpIOsIOn-TwO Lives
Loaf.

A singular boiler explosion occurred at about
O'Clock last night, on the steamer Matanzas,
Of the Leary line Of Charleston steamers, lying
at Pier NO. ID and resulted in the loss of ona
life, and II is feared of two. The MatanzaH
arrived on Wednesday, principally laden with
cotton. The boiler in which the explosion took
place is that OF a small donkey engine, used in
pumping out the ship. The engine had been
at rest since p. M. The fire was banked up,
as II was purposed to pump out the ship last
night At the time of the accident, according
TO the story OF fireman, only four five
pounds OF steam was on, and the water was
up to the third cock in the boiler The engi-
neers and iremen were in the engineers room,
some distance off.
The Quartermaster OF the ship, Henry Magee,
was sitting on the deck, directly above the
boiler talking to his son and third person,
whose identity Is yet uncertain. From an un-
known cause the boiler exploded. The upper
portion was torn from its fastenings and carried
through the deck, striking Mr.. Magee with such
force as TO hnrl him into the air, whence he
landed on the pier dead man. His breast was
crushed by the boiler and his head injured by
the fal HIS son staggered back O few feet, but
was scarcely scratched. The other one OF the
trio, VINO, II was supposed, was the mate of the
ship, disappeared. The watchman thinks that
he heard cries for help from the water Search
was made with lanterns, but without success:
Henry Magee resided at No. 6i6 Hudson street.
IN this city.-N. Y. Tribune Of to-ddy.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS ?. \.
Secretary Welles' Health Improving
Jerry Black at the White House
The Dismal Swamp Canal
A Report Thereon TO
be Printed, EtC.
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING rBLuaEAPH.I

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO EVENING TBLEaRAPH.I
WASHINGTON. Nov. Is.
Secretary Welles is improving in health, but
is not able to go out yet. Secretary McCullooh
and Commissioner Rollins were both engaged
this morning upon their reports, and denied
audience to all visitors.
Jerry Black, Governor Parsons, of Alabama,
and Mrs. Cobb we're among the visitors at the
White House this morning.
The report of the Solicitor of the Treasury has
been completed, and was this morning laid be.
fore Secretary McCulloch.
Secretary NcCulloch has caused to be printed
the reports of John Kimball, and John jay
Knox, Assistant Comptroller of the Currency.
upon the condition Of the Dismal Swamp Canal.
for the information of parties desiring to pur-
chase that work. The report of Colonel Parker
of General Grants staff, who also examined
the canal, is also embraced in this pamphlet.
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ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY.

The Charleston Courier, in giving account of the
same fire, makes the following editorial remarks
I'VE saw during the fire, Safe in the second story
which seemed in great danger, but learning it
was one Of Herrings we felt sure that Messrs
]. & t. Gettys books were all to be saved aud
we were tight, for opening the Safe yesterday
afternoon IL found that little injury was done
by the fire. We were glad to friend Getty
draw out his package OF 'greenbacks' all at par
Papers lying loose in pigeon-holes were not dis
Colored by the fire. We congratulate Messrs
Getty on their luck In having OF Herring &
Co.'s Safes"
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

MEETING OF CoUNCILs.--Last evening, spe-
cial meeting Of Councils was held, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the proprtety
of repaving and grading Market street, between
Front and Second.
President B. +. Archer In the chair
Thomas Q. Knight North Ward said:-Mr. PreSt
dent, culVert has been la d on Market street
between Front and Second strees, and the thorough
fare, consequent upon eXcavatng a place for H., Is
in very bad condition. Numerous connections have
been made with II by the owners of property along
there. The grade does not correspond with that
below Front street. 1t needs repairing ana would
cost almost much to do that to repave grade
It. Therefore beg leave to offer the following reso-
Resolved, That thes Street Committee Of the North
Ward be and are hereby authorized to grade and re-
pave Market street, from Front TO Second street,
A petition from number of residents along the
line OF the proposed improvements, praying that
ceived
Tho resolution was passed unanimously.
Mr.. PieTson (South WaTd) presenI ed petition for
public lamp to be placed at tile of Broadway
and Division streets.
1t received, filed, and referred to the Lighting
Committee OF the South Ward with power to act Adj
iOurned.
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Stocks in New York To-Day.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
NEW YORK, Nov. l6.-Sm1th, Randolph d Co.,
Bankers, No. 10 South Third street, and No
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows:-
United States 1875, ll314@1l3L.
United States $685. 1862, 1857 4(0l0S3S.
United States 5-20s, 1864, lO53S@lO55.
United States 6-2Os, 1865, l061a9l0655
United States 5-20s new, 1855, l075sGGIO75I.
United States 8 20s, 1867, 1920 07M.
United States l040s, l021S@l024.
June and July 1905, l052s@lO51% Market
steady.
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THE MECHANICAL
l. LA N ID n 90 M NY,
PHILA ADELPHIA,
INGORPORATED 1867.
CAPITA L......: 90. 900.

SUHSCRIPTION PRICE OF SIIA II ES. $40.
Orders left at the following places will meet with
prompt attention, yiz;-staten Island Fancy Dyeng
Company, AZ NJ Eighth street; Atkinson's Gents Fur
nishing Store, 52l Chesnut streeE Atkinsons Gents
Furnishing Store 620 Chesau street; LalnRB Hat and
Gents Furnishing Store, n. f. Sixth and Chestnut
streets Winchester's Gents Furnishing Store, 7O6
Chestnut street, Grants Gents Furnishing Store, 1913
Chestnut street. Lewis Gents Furnishing Store, 8. II:
cor. EiGhth and Race streets; Sachse ~ Sons shirt
Store S. f. cor. Eighth and Vine st reets; Buffers
Gents Furnishing Storesl4SS. Eighth street; ScOtGs
Gents Furnishing Store 205 8. Tenth street; Jones'
Hoop skirt AND Ladies' Furnishing Store, s2 Arch
street; Hooper & Parkers Gents Furnishing Store,
N. Il. cor. Arch and Ninth streets Taggart & Farr,s
Sewing Machine Store, 81 ~ Ninth street, Atklnsons
Dry Goods Store 1922 Ridge avenue, and AZ the
Laundry, Ninth street, below DlckersOn.
Washing done at so Ger Is per dozen. All articles
called for and deyeredtt or charge and all cloth
ing lost will be paid for.
No chemicals used. All work performed in the best
possible manner, under the superintendence Of expe
rienced careful female operatives Gents Socks
mended and Buttons replaced without extra charge
The public are invited to inspect the Laundry. -
Holders of four shares OF stock viii have their ois
rendered monthly. with discount OF 20 per cent,
Stock may be subscribed for at the Office of
HENRY O. POLLOCK, Treasurer,
No. l30 s. SIXTH Street,
IOl2smSmrp Philadelphia
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very destructive conhagration occurred In
Charleston, s. Ca few days since, which burned seve-
raj extensive stores on East Bay, among which was
one occupied by Messrs. J. & T. Getty, the we'll
known shipping agents.
The Charleston Net0s says
"In the hottest OF the hre was one OF Herring's
Safes which came out, as usual triumphant over its
fiery foe. Messrs. ]. &c T. Getty have reason to con-
gratulate themselves that opening their safe yes
terday afternoon, they took their bank bills
and checks uninjured. We would advise our friends
in need of safes to try of Herrings. They have
proved themselves in very midst thoroughly fire
proof"
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SKATING PARKS.

OKATING,-WEST PHILADELPHIA PARK.
= TBIRTY-FIRST and WALNUT Streets.
THE NUMBER OF SEASON TICKETS LIMITED.
Apply Ambrose Smith, Druggist, N. d, cor. Broad
and ChesnuL streets; William b. Webb, Druggist cor.
Tenth and Spring Garden streets ]. W. Shines q sons
Druggists cor. TweDty-second and Market streets h
b. Lippincott, Druggist, N. w. cor. Twentieth ana
Cherry streets WestcOtt George, Gun Store, No. 408
Chesnut street Clarenbach & Herder, Skate Store,
Mo- SOC Arch street, Field Hardie, Hardware store,
-''' wv p. sUPLEE Superintendent.
lts f. ID. YATES, Proprietor
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FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Three O'Clock Report of Market.


LONDON. Nov. l6-3P. M--Consols for money.
9l 916; u s. 52Os, 20 1O.16; Illinois Central, SjI;
Erie Railroad, 4S.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 1913 p. M.-U. s. 5.2Os, 7515.
L1vERPooL, Nov. 1913 p. NJ. - Cotton and
BreadstuTs unchanged. Lard, 55s. Tallow, 4ls.
Sd. All other articles unchanged.
LONDON, Nov. 1913 p M.-The markets are
unchanged
ANTWERP, Nov 1873 p. M-Petroleum, 45f
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A Wifi Mnrderer.

WORCESTER, Nov. 16.-sheppard, the wife
murderer, took breakfast at the house OF man
named Watson, in Webster, this morning. He
told the story of the murder, and expected to
be caught and hanged. Information was i'm
mediately telegraphed to this city and officers
at once put upon the track of the murderer.
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A Shocking Mvsterv.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 16.-Mr. Gregory, the pho
lographer located on the public square, was
found in his rooms this morning with his throat
cut, and girl whose name is unknown Both
were dead. The girl had been shot. Nothing
explanatory OF this mystery is known "a vet
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A MURDRRoUs AssAULT.--This morning at
an early hour, William Mallory, telegraph
operator In the Third District Station, was
startled by some one crying, "help and mur.
uef!" while going home He started for the place
from Whlch the sound came, and found
MIN that she had been assaulted by a man.
Wnlle talking to her, a man named McCan
came up stealthily behind the operator, aud
strikipg him upon the head with a blackjack,
knocked h1m senseless to the pavement, and
tsnen s made OF. Some of the neighbors carried
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-16

MORE BURGLARIES.-The burglars having
suspended operations in Camben for about two weeks
commenced their depredations again on Thursday
afternoon. by entering the house of Edward s. Pier
SON. No S22 Cooper street during the temporary
absence OF Mrs. Pierson. and carrying oil S5O large
lot of clothing had been packed up ready tran.
poraton, but the thieves were evidently frightened
as they decamped without It,
In the evening of the same day they effected
entrance TO the house Of B. f, Beckett No. ll6 Elm
street, and although they searched the house from
celler TO garret. did not take anything away The
suppostion is that they were frightened of,