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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

NEW HorEL.-The new st. Charles Hotel Of which
Louis Redon and Casimer Barthes are proprietors,
has opened in this city, and guests flock in beyond
even the expectations of Its popular and very COM
potent hosts The advertisement and full descrip-
ton of the hotel will appear in next Wednesday 9
ISSUE The restaurant and Office of the hotel are in
the new fire-proof brick, next to Bernstiels.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

"CRIMPED" HAIR.-The Davenport Demo-
crGt is out in an article wherein the editor
pitches wrathfully into the new style of crimped
hair so fashionable among the fair sex. He
predicts badness, blindness, deafness, sore
eyes, blind staggers and all the ills Of the cata-
logue, for those who persist in following the
smode," and asks his lady friends to imagine
of their heads rs bare as the sole of their feet.
The head of our cotemporary is level on the
hair question, but when he gets older he will
learn that the devil himself could not keep a
woman from following the fashion-no matter
how ridiculous it may be. - rE > ~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

RICH QUARTz.--We have been shown several speci-
mems of ore taken from the Archer ledge, in the
Banner District, which have passed through the
roasting process in order to better display their
richness in silver We have also other specimens OF
the ore from the ledge in the pure state. Each
of them are certainly valuable enough to warrant the
owners of the ledge in the belief that they have
fortune before them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

PHOTOGRAPHS ~. B. Curry, at Junk Co.'s new
Photographic Gallery, over vantine l. Co.'s store,
takes just as good pictures any artist on the coast
and better than any this side of California The gal
Iery will be open for patrons short time longer, and
persons wishing to have pictures taken ought to take
advantage of the fine Fall weather. To defer too
long is to get no picture at all See advertisement
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

JUST before the senli-annual interest on the
State debt of Pennsylvania fell due February
/, 1864, which. by act of Assembly of 1910,
was made payable in specie, as were all other
debts of the Commonwealth, the Radical House
of Representatives passed an act providing for
its payment in greenbacks or national currency.
What was this bat reputation And this is
what the holders of United States securities,
the interest of which is provided for in 'coin. y
may expect in short time unless the Radicals
are defeated at the polls.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

"a We call the attention OF tine trade
to our stock which we offer to sell at the lowest fig
res at wholesale or retail Particular care given to
orders from retail dealers in the Basin from large
mining companies miners who wish to lay in their
stores for the coming winter, boarding houses, res
taurants, &C. We have bought our goods at the low
est possible figures and intend TO sell them at prices
which VIII defy competition. Our Mr.. David FIeisch-
man has personally superintendent the selection and
purchase the packing and shipping of our entire
new stock, in San Francisco and we can confidently
recommend every article to be we represent it to
our customers.
Idaho city, Sept. Z, 1867. -nsems.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

CHANCE FeR $20.-James Judge has lost priced
neerschaum pipe on the road between this city and
the Warm Springs, and offers reward of $40 for its
restoration to him at the Pony Saloon. kept by VIM.
Baird and himself on Main street. He prizes the
pipe for Tar above its intrinsic value. See adj
vertisement of his offer in this paper
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

QUARTZ DIscovERY.-Another rich and extensive
ledge has been discovered on Summit Flat, beyond
Pioneer City, close by the noted rich Mammoth ledge
The discovery was made by Peter Petersen and Otto
W. Weiss, and company has been formed, consist
ing Of Messrs. D. P. Macartee, Chas J. BernstieI
Peter Petersen, Otto W. Weiss, and VIM. Pagan who
have taken up $50 feet of the ledge under the name
Of the European Ledge Company. Specimens OF the
rock are to be seen at Bernstes store, and they all
indicate rich ledge. very fair specimen OF the
rock has been handed to us and can be seen at our
Office.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

CATHOLIC SERv1cEs.-The Rev. Father Poulin will
hold Early Mass in Idaho City, at the Chapel to-
morrow Sunday morning. at o'clock; High Mass
at 10Y; Sunday School at O'Clock, afternoon, and
vespers at O'clock evening. N
The Rev. Father Mesplie will hold High Mass at
Pioneer City, at 10 O'Clock morning and vespers at
O'Clock, evening.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

TEE WEATHER.-Bright, sunny, pleasantly cool,
bracng, invigorating temperature of days. and cool
nights since the late eqr,inoctial storm.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

AUCTION SALE.-Ned. Edwards postponed auction
sale Of his complete total stock of cigars, tobacco,
pipes, pocket cutlery, bowie knives, pistols and all
kinds of variety articles, viii positively come off on
tomorrow Sunday morning at his stand on Main
street. above Wall. Sale to open at 10 o'clock and
the whole stock win be closed at that day. The
last call
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

CUTTER WHIsKY.-Andrews & Co. have received
and offer for sale large stock Of the celebrated
Cutter whisky in cases and in barrels, which they
offer at Wholesale in quantities to suit the trade. at
moderate prices 1t is the genuine article, and is
said to be the best whisky brought to this mar
ket. Among the list of eminent physicians and
others Of the whole country, who highly recommend
the Cutter Whisky account of it's purity and gen.
eral excellence we observe the names of the great
Valentine Mott, M. D., and James W. Wood-of
Brooklyn, we ought to say. Most people hereabouts
would just as soon and little have the en-
dorsement of Idaho's j. W. W., however.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

PICTURE RAFFLE.-The rattle for the ten fine oil
paintings executed by Mrs. Jonas W. Brown, it win
be seen by advertisement in this paper, has been
postponed to the evening of Saturday, October 9TH
The rattle will come off at Baird Judges Pony Sa-
loon, on Main street. where the paintings are now on
exhibition in their splendid billiard saloon. Buy
your tickets, and encourage the good lady artist.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21

CoMrNG.-A private note from Silver City, received
Just going to press requests to state that
Mrs. L. P Higbee tee Isle Lesterl, of that city, will
give Public Readings in this city during the coming
week Further particulars next Wednesday.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21
Specral Natlres.

At the Annual Meeting of the Elkhorn Gold
and Silver Mining Company, held at their Office IN
Pioneer City, L t. on September 9th, 1857, the fol-
lowing officers elected to for the ensuing
year: President-John z. Miller; Vice President
John M. Cannady. Board of Directors--J. G. Car
roll, M. Mccormack, George W. Richards. By ap-
pointment of the Board-H. w. Mckee, Secretary;
J. M. Burkett Treasurer. II. W. MCKEE, Sec'y.
Pioneer City, Sept H. 1867. -n3StS ~
Revenue Stamps, tof all denominations,) in
amounts of one hundred dollars and over, can be
purchased at par for currency Qess amounts ten
cent. advance) at
First National Bank, Boise City, /. T.
AGENrs-B. M. DuRell & Co., Idaho City, 1. t.;
DuRell & Moore. Silver City, l. T. n22H
Currency Exchange on all the principal
Eastern cities can be purchased at
First National Bank, Boise City, I. T.
AGENTs--B. M. DuRell & Co., Idaho City, L T. tr
DuRen s Moore, Silver City, ]. T. 22-f
Coin Exchange on Portland and San Francisco
given at par for coin, at
First National Bank, Boise City, 1. T.
AGENTs-B. NJ. DuRell Co., Idaho City, I. T.;
DuRen Moore, Silver City. l. I. n22t
Currency Exchange on Portland and San
Francisco given at par for currency, at
First National Bank, Boise City, ]. T.
AGENTs-B. M. DuRell Co. Idaho City, L T.;
DuRen 4 Moore, Silver City. 1. T. n226
Revenue Stamps sold in small quantities at
their face for GOLD DUST at SIG per ounce at the
Banking House of [n23tf B. M DURELL & Co.
Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the Banking
House of In23tfl B. NJ DURELL & Co.
GreenbacIs sold for Gold Dust at the Banking
House of [n23tfl B. M. DUREIL. & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-09-21
City and County.

The SISTERS ScHooL.-From the Rev. Fathers
Poulin and Mesp1e we learn that intelligence has
been received by them from his Grace, the Most Rev.
Archbishop Blanchet of Oregon City, in reference to
the establishment Of school for young ladies and
small girls in this city The venerable prelate states
that it is essential to the projected plan that the sum
to the necessary expenses of the building &C.,
be first contributed by our citizens The Committee
on Subscriptions have, we believe, succeeded but
measurably so far, in this city. By moderate eff
fort the part of parents and others particularly in
terested, the sum required be raised. Shall il
not be? The projected school win be of incalcuable
benefit Let another effort be made to raise the sum
required, and do not let that effort be failure.
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Mike MeCooI Offers TO Fight Any Man In
America

The act was ono of absOIute self defence.
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THE VALIDITY of the oath required by tho re.
construction act by all persons who are regis.
tered 10 accordance with it's provisions bids
fair to DO tested in the Supreme Court. The
case is this: General INBoDES claimed the right
to register by simply taking the oath to support
the Constitution of the United States. He was
refused. lie intends to apply to the United
States District Court for writ of mandamus, to
compel the registering oGicer to register his
name. In case the court refuses to grant tho
writ he will appeal to the Supreme Court of the
United States, and thus test tho validity Of the
oath required by the reconstruction act and
demonstrate what virtue there 10 in the pardon
accorded by the President to the excluded class.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

GENERAL SHERMAN's POSITION There Is no
longer any doubt whatever but that tho Presi.
dent wanted General Sherman to assume the
duties Of the war office, and that General Sher-
man was found utterly unwilling to take any
position that would place him even In apparent
antagonism to General Grant, and would not 20
into the War Department at all, except on the
advice Of General Grant and under positive orders
from the President The Lieutenant General IL
'pund to be mach moro In political sympathy
with General Grant than many persons suppose
him to be, and tho President has surely discov.
cred that he cannot be used against General
Grant to further the White House designs. 1t ID
alleged in high military circles that General
Sherman went so far as to express himself strongly
against Mr.. Stanton's suspension. Warrington
Correspondent Of the BOHOn Daily Advertise.
On Saturday the President pronounced tn,
above paragraph false In whole and in all II
parts General sHERMAS's mission was who'll,
upon our Indian affairs.
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The Presi 'enrs Views Of tho Political
gltuntion,


On Saturday last a very large number Of gen.
tlemep' and quite NUMBER oil LADIES' eaied
upon the ffe'iden'-msnyto pay ther Respects
among sno'e VINO oaneo on omciai business was
nyo' usna' sonhv n senus"Aa W..
~. ,,C-,,- p-,,, :, -
N'Pu''
made friendly coll, informs US that he iounu
Mr.. Johnson In a very agreeable mood. He dis
eoursed auito freely upon the political situation.
Ia ala No, ss.u IN bs ,urpri,sd nv the re,u,t Of
a., sSe,I- uLr.., a., A.. g., ~,
'ne recent eIec'ons' ne reperreu W 'ns isot ,nt
in several Of his printed speeches he had said that
the people would, in good time, teach their
nubIis servants tina right vay, that the people
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eou,u w w rs,,. g
wisdom, he remarked, than fresidents' Con
crosses, or conventions. His attention was called
to an analysis Of the recent election in Ohio,
r.. r.,,,., n,.,.r,. al s.oh n. ,,,let
go "" -, p." ,,-,N,.-,-.
Inc PeoPie looked AZ tnem ooth discriminatory,
aud took the soldier standard bearer (HArEs) Of
the Republican party-'hus seemingly eouking
the Democrats Tor nominating aNAttAsDiehAh
man like IHuRNAS' instead oil soldier ana
accepted and elected the Legislature OF the
Democratic and Co nsorvativs party, to prevent
tho reelection Of Radical like Mr. WADE, thus
repudiating the two extremes in politics, and
then, at the same election, they buried the dis
turbing question Of negro equality beneath q
majority Of fifty thousand votes The Presi
dent listened to this statement, and said:
at Is a remarkable fact. It IL the logic Of
events II Is the true lesson Of the election
Ana wast makes the iast sun more remarkable
hx tbs naomi. ,hsnss,yo, =, Tho nOi. ana that
these extraordinary results were obtained iu tho
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

John Barleyeorn was brisk all day. The Sons Of
Temperance had ceased their open .alr meetings, snd
John eCnst,uaS himself monarch o. a. b. sur.
drunken gsngs paradsd the strests.
Cousrr couRr Tho county court Of this county
continues Its sessions and has acted upon the follow
Randall Raiusy and W. Robinson, for assault and
battery; guilty.
William H, Price, for house. burning motion for
new trial oyerruled and sentence OF three years In
the penitentiary fespited for thirty days.
Com. vs.. George Arlington, on an indictment fot
sSsSy 1ry n
Com VS.. Terry Ryan, on an Indictment for nulssnee
sry Istlrnsd verdict Of not guilty, and the accused
Com. VS.. Mary odeli, on an indictment for petit
la'eenyi Jury returned verdict Of not guilty, and
the accused was discharged.
REGULATIONS WHICH WILL GoyERs rHE ELEoTIos-
The following regulations will govern the election
to be h.ld on the 22d Of october There will be at
each poll boz for white voters and smother box In
which eo,orsd yo;sr, WI deposit hsr oso hHsh
Into Of which voters will deposit their ballot ior
or against q Convention, and In the other ballot
with the nsmes Of persons as delegates to the Con-
vsution. II more than the proper number Of nam's
written on this ballot then II will be thrown out
by the commissioners when the votes are counted.
REJECTION we noticed, some time since, that the
Corn Exchange had appointed COMMITTEES to en-.
deAvor 10 secure reduction In the telegraphc rates
from this city. That effort has been sueeessful To
Baltimore 10 10 cents for ten words and cents for
each wo,d addSns Instead q 20 ssns w snS s
cents for each ward additional instead Of " and
cents This change will add to the facilities Of the
local public and will increase business OF the tele-
graph company at this point.
NEW CHURCH. Tho organization Of q new church
In connection with the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, has been completed, and we have now two
VIII haa bean laharnu IN ha Hama MIaslon at the
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Georgetown and Alexandria.

To OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN GEoRuErowS.-
Mr.. J. 3. 8. 1noss Is no longer agent for the
REPUBLICAN In Georgetown. and the collections
hereafter will DO made BY the regular collectors
Of tho once, who will produce their authority,
signed BY the proprietor.
Orders for the paper may DO left for the present
at the police station, High street, below bridge
street.
Mr. THOMAS GALLAGHER, No las st. Assph street,
between Gbbon and Franklin, Is our authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, 10 the city Of hleSan-
drla, and will receive subscriptions and advertise.
meuts, aud receipt therefor
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14
ALEXANDRIA AEEAIRs.

YEsTRRDAY IN ALEXANDRIA - The pleasant
weather yesterday filled the churches Of Alexandria
with attentive hearers Of the Word. Rev r. II. Me-
Kim OBLIGATED at The church which is now pastor
less The other pulpits were filled by the ministers
in charge. Al night the Sunday school concert OF
prayer took place At Rev. Mr. MoCampbelI's church
under the leadership Of tho pastor The exorclssu at
the Southern Methodist church, Washington street.
were deeply impressive many OF the brethren takipg
part In the solemn exercises, which did not
until to hour. Rev. Mr., Munssy, by Invitation,
preached to the colOred congregation Of tho First
Baptist church. Princess street. In the Rftorn on His
efforts, and was listened to with rapt attention by
his auditory,
This Is the good aide Of the old town Per contra,
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EDWARD G. ANDERSON,
Mayor Of Savannah.

nors Orc and worth-Arrival OF senior
Romero md Family.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Oct. l3.-Gen. Candy
aud staff leave for Columbia tomorrow, to con.
suit with Governors Orr and Worth.
The order Of election for the convention will
be Issued on his return.
Senior Romero, wife and daughter are here
awaiting the arrival Of the steamer Wilderness.
It Is reported that party Of negroes tore up
the track Jjn the South Carolina railroad last
night at Hopkins, near Columbia. The train
was thrown Of the track, and the cars robbed.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14
GEORGETOMN NEWS.

,.ns.ss - - $3.50, 'NenV 'nhu NJ
Brisgs .trcs, sh,,eh ~. s.,ossas .pe
noon in tbsir i.,ga "a hs.s,,,s, * -
eTaI PIots,tsnt Snnd.v $500. ..nnas,od ~, hoi,
respective ehurebes ma msTsb.lsd Nv tbs,r teach
49, LIN h.aas. Nv, ,usIns.u " ,ny ~ ,i
on, I,gbt ~ br,shi s,Sh.,h ~ ses,s ~ - a..
eburob WHARF ina intsrsst,ra eopempnJs. ,oot Ma
tt,rsa snd hanny shI,avan LIN naI, us,'n, sSa
tasc A.. w.,arpg tha,r -. ". 49, =, nos ~
iisten Ia NC A. IN r,sI.a - ~ ~ ~. 10 sD,,,h,,
Inc 10 tbs san,s ~ ~ i ~. ~ ~ sg i.nJ
By three O'Clock, tho bonr amsd }or ma CO.
msnt OF the exhibition, the church was crowded to
It's very utmost capacity, there not being standing
room left, the number present bong fully two thou
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14
The United States Commissioners Finish
Inspection,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 13-Ths United States
Commissioners have finished their inspection oil
the section of the Central Pacific railroad ives,
of Cisco. They carefully examined tho grade
eulverts, bridges &C., which they prououre,
twenty-five per cent. better in construction thar
any portion of the road before accepted. After
thorough examination the COmmissio neri
unanimously recommend the Government to &C.
cept tho road,
The commissioners will commence q primary
examination Of the road two miles east Of Cisco
At cOburn's Station the cars are running eas,
eight and half miles.
The construction trains are laying the track
at the rate Of mile and half daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

The cable dispatches published 10 the Sunday
morning papers contain matters of considerable
interest. The London Tines, in an official arti.
cle denies that Earl DERBY has resigned his posi-.
ton as head of tho ministry, or that he contem.
plates doing SO.
The news from Prussia is interesting just now,
as it is pacific 10 its tone. It lie announced 10
the North German Ga sstts, n semi official organ
published in Berlin, which is believed to reflect
in some degree the views of CoUST Vos BISMARCK,
that it is firmly convinced Of the sincerity Of the
French Emperor's desire for peace.
AUsrRrA.-A bill for abolishing thu concordat
has been introduced in the Austrian Rsichsrath.
The bill is opposed by the Government on the
ground that the ooncOrdat |, a treaty, and not O
law and hense not proper subject for the cog.
niERnoe Of the Reiohsrath.
FRoN LIVERPOoL.--It is stated that the LA.
bilities Of Messrs. CAMPBELL Son, who were
recently announced as having failed, will reach
$3.50 900
The Fenian alarm still continues. The police
male descent on an establishment which
was used as the headquarters Of the Feninn
brotherhood In tho city, and arrested tx per.
sons accused of Fenianism. A rising was feared
at Limerick, but tho precautions taken by the
Government prevented it.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

THouoH the terrible distress which pre-
vailed last winter in the east of London, conss.
quent on the almost entire cessation Of ship
building, has been considerably diminished by
the partial resumption Of trade and the eIor-
lions Of bsnevOlsnce, it is computed that there
are still in the Eastern districts of the metrop-
oils nearly 1000 dock, wharf and warehouse
laborers out Of employment.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

A FEATURE of the Partisan fruit market
Is the abundance Of strawberries, or rather their
long duration. A very fragrant, nice kind of
strawberry. which is said to be simply the wild
strawberry of tho woods and mountains domes.
ticatod and improved, is now selling in every
fruit shop, and Is on the carte of all the restau.
rants
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

A DISPATCH says duel was fought near Au.
gusta, Ga, on Saturday last, and that nobody
was hurt. The duel was between Col. II. P.
PARRow, Of Atlanta, and Maj. ocoSSoR, Of
Rome After an interchange of shots the affair
was settled. Tho difficulty grew out of a news.
paper article.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

TIE NATIONAL THEATRE.-Mr F. s. CHAN
FRAU enters upon his second weeks engagement
to. night, on which occasion will be presented
"our American Cousin at Home" Mr.. CHAS-
FRAU as Dundreary.
The new stock company at the. National are
doing very we'll, and We predict for 1t a success.
full run.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF SrArE,

Information hRs been received at this
Department from Mr.. r. b. VAN NALKEN-
BrRGH, the Minister of the United States
at Yeddo, Japan, of the murder, on the
l4th of June, 1867, at Nagasalti, Of GEORGE
BUNKER, an American seaman, belonging
to the bark Valetta.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

THE CONGRESSIONAL sub committee on cleo.
tions, Of which Mr.. ScoPIELD, of Pennsylvania,
is chairman, to inquire into the loyalty of the
oOngressmen elect from Kentucky, are at Lex.
ingtou, aud commenced taking testimony on
Saturday morning.
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Row Between tho state ConstabIes md
the Gamblera

sfRISGFHLD, MASS, Oct. IA party Of
State constables made descent on gambling
establishment at WestGs!d last night, and were
assaulted by a mob Of over ave hundred, who
fired pistols and threw stones. John 7. Brooks
was shot and killed by Deputy Chaplin, Of this
city.
The officers are now in jail, and will be OK IN.
ined tomorrow.
The act was ono Of absolute self defence
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-14

AVERY REMARKABLE TRIAL has come Of in
Wilmington, Del. 1t is as follows: One WIN.
W. PARKER has been convicted Of murder In the
first degree. He killed his own children in
1868. The evidence was ciroumstantial,