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Weather Notes.

Wednesday, April 8th.-Cold,
blustery day, big circus bulletin
board blown down.
Thursday, 9th--Ground frozen
solid driving N. 3. snow storm
nearly all day-about 4 inches
snow fcll-slee t aDd rain succeeds
ed during night.
Friday. l0th--Eyery thing on.
cased in ice syergreens bowed to
the ground and many other trees
uprooted by the weight showed
a while in tho morning.
Saturday 1lth- Moderated con.
siderably during the day.
Sunday 12th-Cold rain during
forenoon; sleot and snow covered
the ground in the afternoon, MAX
ing a "whito Easier
Monday, 18th Thermom, 90 at
sunrise-icc Il inches thick in
rain water barrel; fruit prospects
supposed to bc extinguished; mod
Grated towards night, and cat birds
~ n Il a A l. . -, :. en
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Life Of General Grant.

Among the numerous lives with
which the American pressis tenn
ing, Of tho Hero who is now the
center Of Q deeper interest than at
taches to any other human being,
tho work Of Mcssrs. Dana & Will
son promises to hold high place
in point Of reliability and interest,
1t will doubtless have q great pop
ular run, and book agents will do
well TO addit to the list Of those
for which they are canvassiug,
See advertisement elsewhere
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To My Old Customers and the
Public.

/ am just receiving q fresh stock
of Spring and Summer Goods,
comprising a full limo of Foreign
and Domestic Cloths, Cdssimeres,
Vestings, Jeans, Satinets, Tceeds,
Cottonades, Muslias, Cheeks, Den.
inns, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Va.
Uses, together with a full line Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
: Ialso keep constantly on hand o
largo stock of Mems and Boys
Clothing, which | will warrant to
.bc Of my own manufacture and
made in good style.
I Those wanting Clothing madc to
order, will do we'll to call, as ]
have secured the services of IL. G
TRouT, (see card below well
known in this community as o
.first,class Cutter, and master Of
his profession.
t@r Our workmen are excelled
|by none. -1Ga
Thanking you for past favors
and desiring continuance Of the
same, I shall ever endeavor tc
please, both in pricO and quality
Of goods.
l remain, yours truly,
ORRIN II. PETERS.
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d. 3 4
PUBLIC srfarr;a a Monthly Magazine for the
Million, for May. LIZ GRaSp BEH1DIcr, 81
Park Row, New York
Here is ano ther candidate for public fayor.
We have had only time for casual look at it,
and find il a well.executod octave OF eighty
pages, printed on tine paper, and sold fortwen-
ti-Gve cents. Its contents arc: Mating aid
checkmating; On the DiyanT An Evening IN
Plymouth Church; Recollectiona Of Twenty
Campaigns; Marion, or Regaining Hus-
band; lmpcaching President; The Maiden
from Abroad The Battle Of Lutzen; Archi.
lecture in America; Stage spectacles; My
Unclei April; Development; The sanctum
etc., etc. In speaking Of this serial. that ex.
cellent authority. the Epsqing Nail, says
"a brilliant andspicy magazine. The editors
table Is Ikea brilliant dessert Of nuts, fruits
and bon bonsaher well-servcd dinner. This
Magazine is an acquisition to the periodical
literature OF New York, and ranks equalwlth
any which comes from its press"
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nABuuAL cosTIyENGss OR coNsTiPA

nABITuAL COsTIyENEss OR CONSTiPA.
TI0N.
From this affection arises many ofthe aillngs
HofmanlSind. lnour everyday walks Of lie We
hear people complain Of Marcus and Sex Head
ache, Bitf9rsrsss, Iaaetfp.ty Of he Ldper, Pies,
Listlsssness, ,Lossof appetite cbolic Pains,
IPantcf Sleep at night, and Drotrsiness through
hsday. Generally The cause ofall this train d
difficulties can betraesd to costirensss or Ohsfi-
patton ofthe Bowels, and aremedy forths com
plant Is what is required but among the mui-
tiplicity Of ealhartic remedies how sha.lthey
choosei Veal know that most cathartics.
aftertborough aetlonon the bowels, leave thcm
in perhaps worse constlpated state than be-
fore tho remedy was taken. This, however, is
not the case with Roback's Blood Pills. They
act mildly, yet most effectively, on the liver,
casuingthat organ to throw oRthe accumula-
tod morbid matter, leaving tho stomach and
bowels in q perfectly healthy and natural state
and not consfipated
Those aflictcdin this way would do we'll, af.
Ter the Treatment nbovo indicated, to have Ro.
backs Stomach Bitters where they could take a
dose after each meal; they would aid digestion
and strengthen the stomach. Sold BY G. G.
Beck, Druggist, Lancaster, Ohio.
9-1-lm.
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| remain, yours truly,
ORRIN #. PETERS.
A CARD.

Having dissolved my business
connection with the firm of Rising,
Miller & Seipel, / will be found, on
and after the 10th Of March, with
Orrin g. Peters, whercI will be
pleased to see allmy old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with q call,
and all can rest assured that the
samc desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con-
tinbe to,inauenco my endoayors in
the future. II, G.TROUT.
March 10th, 1868.
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ENLARGED. .-Odr cotcmporary
the Ohio Eagle came out last week
in materially enlarged form, and
much improved geographically
Its sizo is increased by the addi.
ton of q column to each page, and
by lengthoning tho pages. 1t has
% handsome new head, and its gen
eral appearance now is highly
creditablc to the printers. It still
adhercs to what it calls eDomocra-
cy," in politics. ..s..,
[Tho foregoing was crowdedout
OF our last issue.
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~N|"" |||.||| p"
Neslrs. Whitley Brother, oi the
Mithof block Hardware store, are
tho Agents for Fairfield county for
the magnificent and,rellable Safes
manufactured by DicboId Bah
mann & Co. Cincinnati, We have
examined specimens Of these, Of
different sizes, and find them TO
combine eYery imaginable requi.
siieto be desired in d Safe, whctber
Tor the nsc Of Banks, Factories,
Stores, Offices orprIgate individ.
uais. A very fine one may ba seen
at Bininger's Jewelry Store, ana
tho Messrs, Wn1LEY viii generally
bo found tohave ono or moro on
hand, and will promptly furnish
them to order from tho manuia,.
tory.
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Dr. Won Bonhorst,sNew

.
4 The new Dental Roomsi In the Rising building,
are now open in all their glory, and on a cas-.
nal visit the other day, wo found the DR.. hard
atworf in his laboratory. His suite ofprofes-
sionalapartments includes a reception room,
operating room, laboratory, and fuel and lum-
berroom. The thfeo first are. airy,light and
pleasnnti the reception room having ollthe ap.
plinnces and fittings ofa nice parlor or diaw.
ing-room, and the others eorrepnondingin ft.
ness for their respective uses. As whole, we
eeljustifcd lhsaying thatwe have never seen
a finer, moro convenient, or more neatly and
handsomely arranged dcstablshmentofthek
anywhere. The implem ents OF the business
are of themselves the very perfection ofall thai
artand science huswronght for rs skillfl pros.
ecuton-and thespeoimens Of his workman
ship which tho DR.. is, able to show, are sufa-
cieut ofthemseiNesto speak tors the extent d
his professional and mechanical skill. II the
operations in his line can any where be under
gone with pleasnreit VIII certainly be at the
new rooms OF DR.. Won Bonhorst.
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TgEsEasoS Why MIsnLER,s HERB BIT.
TIERS cures 90 macy different diseases. iebe.
cause II Is The best remedy FOR derangcd
stomach or Dyspepsia, now known, and be-
causeitmyisoraiesthe entire system. strength
ems the nervous jbres, eleyates the standard Of
all the Yiial forces,and sustalns most health.
ful tone Of the entirehuman orgnnism. Med
icine thatwill do this, vii! cure any disease.
for the simple reason, that nature willdo tho
rest.
We guarantee, thatnowoman or child, how
ever pale and emaciated, can sse these Ditters
regularly for tventy-one days, without there
turn ofthe ros, cheeks and far complexion
Characteristic ofgood health.
Sold byall DruggstssndD Dealers.
DR., s. B. HARTMAN co, Proprioiors.
LANCASTER. PA and cnItAeo, ILLINOIS.
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New SALEM o, APRIL 5Tn, 1868.
Editor Gazette:--a few days ago
| received the following noto:
New YoRK, MARCH 21sr, 1868.
G. w. WlKoFr.--Dear Sr.-You
are notified that your ticket has
drawn oneof the Unclaimed prizes,
valued at s100, FIVE per. cent, on
this amount will bo $500. Please
send the percentage at once, and
inform us by what Express you
wish the prize sent.
Yours Respectfully.
HALLETT, MOOR, & co.
Now Sir, 1 wish to iaform Messrs.
Hallett, Moor, & Co., through your
paper, thatthey can tako Ave dol
lars oat Of the prize, and send me
S95 90, if they wish, and by any
Express they choose; also, that /
never bought but one Lottery
ticket, and that was in Mr., Jack
sons lottery and that drew q
blank | am notiacqdalnted with
the firm Of H, NJ. &Co., and there,
forc will reserve the $5 90 for "a
moro sure Investment than to be
duped by Peter Funk, or somo Of
bis latter.day saints,
9. W. WIKOFF.
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Eureka ON.

GEo BuRBERRY, at the meat and
provision room of D. Miesse, I'M
der Levy's Clothing Store, is now
ready to supply customers with the
far-famcd Eureka OIL. Also Lamps,
and patent Burners for the use Of
said oil. Call and see this beauti-
iul, safe and cheap light at The
above plaoc. .,s.'
April 16, 1869-tf.
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NOTICE

Allpersons indebted to the firm OF Kuhlor
a Mayer are requested to come and settle in
side Of two weeks from date, or the acccunts
and notes will be lefl for collection amer the
27th ofApril, 1908 Books and Notes to be
found at c. Kohlcrs Boot and Shoe Store,
Tallmadgc Q Block, Main Street. -
Lancaster, o., April l3, 1905 2w.
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COEsS DySP ESTA CURE

will immediately relieve and per-
manently cure the most aggravated
case Of Dyspepsia, Flatulency, Soar
s,omach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels,
Physicians; clergymen and all who
nee it, Join in unbounded praise of
|its great virtues. Sold by Drug
aists everywhere. Price slO0, 1877
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Remember the Big Circus and
Caravan off. NJ. French & Co, on
Saturday next. The entrance in
TO the city Of the immense train of
camel teams, and the performing
Cavalcadc will take place in the
forenoon, and will bc a sight worth
seeing.
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In the boudoir and the dressing.
room one perfume reigns supreme
Phalon's FLOR DE MAYO" the
new perfume for the handkerchief,
has no rival in any home who're
taste presides. Sold by all drug
gists. ,,.sass, eg ssAs,
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Queensware Store---N ew Ar
.A rangement.

STEWART &soN, Wholesale and RstaiIds
efsin orocksfy and Qhsensyare. cresHp Block
Main street, have just opened the most com;
pIets stopk Of QUesnsware aver offered fot aAIe
in this community and a greatly reduced
prices. GLASS WARE Of every style TIE i-
sETTs Of elessnt now designs, bAMps And
SHADES Of All tires, shapes aud prices, IA
Bile CUTLERY, COAL OIL, &C.. IApss s9-smsl
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Hats s. Caps.

Those wanting the lato styles Of
Hats & Caps will do wellto call at
Brooks Hat Store, where they will
find thcm in every variety and at
very great bargains. 4--4t.
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r. 9. s. 8 B. A.

I
We afeindebted to WM NOBLE,
Secretary, Tor tho annexed state
mont Of the present financial con-
dition Of the Fairfield County Saw
ings and Building Association.
The institution went into opera
ton on the llth Of January last,
entering upon its l4th week on
Monday. 18th inst, Only IO'of the
$500 shares now remain unsold.
Sales Of money have taken place
at cvery second weekly meeting,
with one or two exceptions, and
the premiums paid ipr Loans have
varied from 05a cents u s1.19,
on each share Of S20O--the aver
ago 50 far being sllo.l4 40. The
premiama paid at the last two
sales March 80 and April 13)
were sllA.OO and SILT %.
.z,,<-.,.
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"A Union Prayer Needing
isler the direction Of the Young
Mons Christian Association will
bo held in tho Presb5 teriau Church
aon next Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. All are invited TO at-
tcnd.
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WALL PAPER "A Brenneman',
is not the "only House" where Wal
Paper is sold, but he does keep as
large and good an assortment as
any other house in Lancaster, and
sells as cheap as tie cheapest A
fresh stock just received --all grades
from common togilt. Go and see
his stock. 4-3w.
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coE.s COUGH BALsAM.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, WhoOping
Cough and Consumption. Both
sizes-ordinary 4 or, also nam
moth family bottles-for sale by
all druggists and dealers in medi-
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. 1871
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Nkwsn sHor.sev Valentine Mayer, late Of
ahe fam OF KGhlerk aIaFer,has openedanew
concern, as win be seentom the advertisement.
in another place, ,int the room newly fitted up IN
tho Weaver buiiding two doors east ofHocking
Valley National Bank. Hehas a snug andcosy
place of busla ess, IL d good workman and
Aworthy citizen, and we hope wib bollbcrally
patronized.
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Chureh Notice.

= The Rt. Rev. Bishop Bedell viii
visit oficially ST. Johns Episcopal
iChurch in this city on Monday
the goth inst.
He will preach in the evening
and administer the ritc Of Con-
-frmation. Church services will
commence al 4 o'clock, Pm.
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EuGEkIE HAIR EEsToaEa THE
cHEAPEsr AND Besr.

THE ErqEEfE HhR REsroRKt
eclipses aII'known discoveries fol
the fapidity With which IL res:orel
gray and faded bair TO its natural
color-promotcs its rapid anS
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling of, and Is a most
luxuriant dressing for The Hair
rendering It soft, silky and lus,
strous. Mammoth Bottles only 7t
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. l52
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PENNY wIsR AND Pousp Footfsn was the man
who bif of his nose 10 tpIte bis iac6 bnt not
so.wth the man who bought dozen bottles Q
J.w. Polands liuinor Doctor, and cured his
whole famtly Or fscrofula
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ives Seeding Grape.

Well grown roots of this popu,
larvariety Of grape for Sale Cheap
al the STATE FARM. Also a lot of
fine Apple Trces--choice varieties
lat very low rates.
Feby 6, l868--tf.
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Two wards ofNew Haven, Con.
ncticut, where the foreigners do
mosy abound, give English over
1000 majority, or about 500 moro
than he has in the entire State.
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APoPuLkR MrplcISEis the White Pine Com.
pound. Large quantities have been used for
Colds, Sore Throats, Weak Lungs, Kidney
Complaints, and like diseases, ana given perfect
satisfaction. Allwho use praiseit highly.
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Prof i. v PrERcE, Piano tuner
and rcpairer, will be in town for a
few days only Leave orders at
Geo. Il. Smiths. Alt.
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FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.

We returned from tho East where by tho help
and close attention the markets obtained
the lowest possible and feel enabled and nxus cheap
With the facilities Tor obtaining
notice. and bvspeca with Eastern hones for keeping
band constant supply e that will be able give
satisfaction Give call and will take pleasure showing
goods.
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IA G=1R.dH.-r would most respectfully inform all my old
friends and that have again started the Gcery bust
having associated with myself Mr. WM L MARTIN
be happy have the opportunity o supplying hem
may choose with all goods usually kept line
Thankful for favors solicit continuance Of the
Lancaster, AprI 2, 68.-1y. CHAS. PAIRAN.
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Rowaarra,

ofso.called vegetable Renewers and Ann.'
brosias, The use ofwhich rcssit in great injury
to the scalp and keda-- Barrott's;' the only
original Vegetable Compound.
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aQueen ofall Pain cures Piles.
sQueen Of all Pain cures
sprains, &c.
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For Wall Paper and Linen

u Z
For Wall Paper and Linen
Curtains,
90 to Tuthill & Mgby's bookstore,
they have tho largest, finest and
cheapest assortment ever brought
to this city. This is the.oniy store
where all kinds ot window shades
linen, paper. &C., cords sfsturestas'
sells, Sc. are kept, Just opening
10000 bolts Of paper. 52-5t.
The great family medicinscfths
day is the eQusAn Of all Pain L
Is safe aud reliable. Try II
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The Now Hotel.

Mr., Kaufman has taken pos
session Of tho new Mithoa block
Hotel, and opOned the same on
Monday last, with complement
Of guests. A large numbcrof our
citizens have taken up boarding
with Mr.. Kaufman, and appear,
anccs indicate that tho house and
its appointments are going to give
unusual satisfaction. ~
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WAsHINGFoN-
WASHINGTON, October IL

| " "ASa4N0ASGNf OSSON9A 41s
The following Is the official copy o
the late telegraphic correspondence be-
tween the Department of State and the
o. 8. Legation at Madrid relative tC
recent events in Spain:
SAN SEBASTIAN, Sept. 30.
To The Secretary of State, Washington :
The revolution against the Govern
ment=is established at Madrid. The
Queen has started for France.
JOHN P. HALE.
DEPART. OF STATE, October /.
To John p. Hale. Munster at Madrid :
Keep me we'll advised. SEWARD.
To See,y SeiVard, Washington:
Gen. SerrRuo is the leader of the In
surgents. He entered Madrid this afGer-
noon, heading his victorious army, and
was Joined by 1000 armed citizens
here. Madrid is quiet. No blood has
been shed here. An election was held
on. Monday last for members to a Con-
stitItional Convention. / shall want
instructions. HALE.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Oct. 8.
To Mr.. Hale, U. s. Monster at Madrid:
If the new national government is
peacefully established and in full pos
session OF Madrid, and there remains
no contending government in Spain,
yOu Will TecOSulZe In6 new ROVeEumeul
de JGcto, SO as to prosecute any busi-
ness affecting the Government of the
United States or any of its citizens.
(SiEned) SEWARD.
MADRID, 1868.
To Se.rard, Secretary Of STATE. Wash.
ilgtoT
Ihaye acknowledged the new govern
ment here; will send particulars by let
(SienedN JOHN p, HALE.
ITranslation received Oct. Is. 1861
To the 4fi,.istey. of Spain at HGSGiRgton:
Communicate to the United States
Government our gratitude for its
prompt recognition.
(SIgned) PRovIs. GOVERNMENT.
Madrid, Oct. Is.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE, Oct. 1s.
To Hale, o. S. AGnister, Madrid:
Reciprocate in the Presidents name
the sAlutation of the Provisional Gov
eminent communicated'byt the Spanish
Minister here, and tender the best
wishes of the United States for the
peace, prosperity and happiness of
Spain under the present and definitive
governments.
(Signed) SEWARD.
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NEW YORK.
NEW YnnK OcLnt

NEW York, October II.
DR.. Michael Flynn of No. 565 Second
Avenue, suspecting his wife OF GRIM
inal Intimacy with Daniel Tracy a
lawyer, and finding them under pecn.
liar circumstances in Tracy's room at
II O'Clock last night, the Dr.. shot Tracy,
inflictipG severe wound. Tracy WAS
taken to Belleville Hospital, and DE-
Flynn was arrested.
Forty.seven barrels whisky WINS
sized yesterday afternoon by revenue
officers.
On s.onlngton steamer, Narragan-
sett.
The Congressional Retrenchment
Committee examined one witness yes
terlay in relation to the internal reVe-
nue. frauds.
Thirty-three thousand voters regis
tered in Brooklyn yesterday since the
close of the quarantine season.
Custom officers have seized over one
hundred thousand cigars while being
smuggled into this port.
DIR, FIynn caught his wife and Daniel
Tracey in aagrRDte dilectu last night.
Flynn shot Tracey. Flynn arrested
Tracy and was taken to the hospital
nd the woman fled.
The Congressional Committee on Re-
trenchment having waited two days for
Binckley's appearance before them 10
testify, on enquirlng at the Astor House
| found he had left. 1t Is said Buckley
refused to answer questions propound-
ed by the con- mittee onthe ground thai
| 1t would compromise the President.
Tho popular actor John Brougham
has been naturalized. He declared his
intentions eighteen years ago, but has
| Just taken out his papers.
The registration in Brooklyn yester.
day was SO 600, an increase of 2O,OOC
over the first days operation last year
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PHILADELPHIA.
Pn1nAnKnpu1A. Oct.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
a row occurred near the corner OF
Seventh and Chestnut streets about 2
o'clock this morning; during which
three policemen were shot. Eleven OF
the roughs were arrested, all of whom
had pistols. Sam Carson. II notorims
rough, was among the prisoners, but
he had thrown his pistol away. The
wounded men are severely but not
dangerously hurt.
Two brothers named Christian and
Edward Bymes, were shot dead, and
Charles SpeCht, and J. Folan, were
wounded last night, in the 4th Ward,
in a political row. The origin and ac-
tors are unknown. Eleven other per
sons were shot in various disturbances
occurring during the day.
Policeman John Young, who was
wounded last night in a row In the
seventh ward, died this morning.
Samuel Holt and Charles W. Powell
have been arrested, charged with the
murders OF the brothers ByInes. The
former was sherIn's deputy.
There were forty-two arrests for riot
ing and illegal voting by the Mayors
police. Nearly all captured were arm
ed with pistols.
Perkins, the lad shot yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff Flanagan, died to-day.
This is the fourth death from rows yes
terdaY,