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Of receivers q national banking assss.toas sPpoiussd
act: IN fu copsnssson Tor their services salary Il SO
and ada.on shsrsso comisso9 Of two Per
one psr upon above y oS and not sseeed
ssse;a .ssy .Pd .onS,::S. .Ssa ss
realsd from the asset. q the bank 20 ~ n the
snd he q s ms 81 III
he compsro!sr. until tis affairs q bank nasIy
than rscslvsr has acssd shah ns
Currency sseordns the equity; and receivers appoinse
Aforesaid shAn be considered oaser or a{ea;s & Sl
Tnsd States court and may the bank ,1
ss hand. n bond. o. the limited states % w re sss BE-
sspossd wi With Ike treasurer y United sas .
ss srssi s q o RI % s q
s ss IL Soss as
s y % . u ": na
Of he he unsd sssis. M which
brought aha ax the fees compensation %
y he labor psomsi
dsouon q the naoaal b.nEins ourrsney there may be
s Ss ss. NE, and e. st su ns
herein authorized % .hsI wain one year, required
drawn = banks as y shs .s
entitled AN act % amend an act entiaed an act & 70
Il u"ised s..es and 70 provide
S % y ns y q
sT, and The rate q dsrou.on for one hundred and my
circulation
ing to the populaon and for The remaining hundred and
hfy millions according the value OF ali property,
real personal within such States and Terrolies the
be ascertaned BY the Secretary OF the the
amount OF circulation IN each State and the amount
to be retired each bank In accordance with this scc,ion
and shall when circulation required, make reputation
such upon such banks commencing with banks
having circulation exceeding hundred thousand dollars
In Saes having Of circulation and Withdrawing
lars AMI then proceeding VITA banks ha ing crcu-
aon hundred thousand dollars States hay
ing largest circulation and redu Ing the
asn Of banks N s.si me
having smaller proportion until those greater excess
the grade and continuing thus
amount Of thirty millions herein provided
drawn and the circulation Withdrawn shall be distributed
among Territories having less than their
portion 70 equalizc the distribution o such ctrcuaon
by this act; and upon failure OF such bank to
return the required within ninety days after
the requsion shall be the duty oil the Comptroller
OF the Currency 10 sell at public having given twenty
days notice in newspaper printed In Washington city and
New York CITY, OF bonds deposited by said bank
security for s circulation equal 70 The circulation to be
many Of the notesof such bank they In the
Treasury viii equal the amount required from II, and
shall the balance such bank provided that the crc
shall be issued only circulation is
withdrawn thai OF rcuauon shall not at
any time exceed $500 00J, 001
SEC S. And further enacted, That any banking
OF circulation may any having than
circulation, such rules and regulations
Comptroller OF the Cren with the approval Of the
Secretary or the Treasury, may require.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
On motion OF Mr. HARLAN the Senate took up the
Indian Appropriation bill and then, al zen minutes
past eight O'clock went into executive session and
M far adlQurnpl
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A FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR GOLD sussEaY.
A Mysterious Detective Case.

INFECTIOUS DetecthvC CO0es
On Thursday last an unfortunate Cuban, who
could not speak word Of English, was beaten out
OF 5000 by confidence men, who claimed to be
representatives OF Wall street banking house. The
facts Of the robbery were at ,once reported
TO Captain Mount, OF the Seventeenth precinct, who
referred the case to the Central once when the acts
fully represented to Inspector walling by the
complainant
THIS occurred on Thursday last and the principals
In the case are stilr walking the streets One OF
them Ii said TO be poor boyr IN the employ Of q
Wall street firm, who has manipulated the victim
to his own adv antage.
elicit any otner Information than that foreigner
had been egregiously beaten out OF the above
amount by swinders. The case mas been In the
hands Of the detectives, the superintendent. his
inspectors or "po0ody" for week, and nothing has
been done. The public will DO interested In learning
the facts OF this gold BARI swindle, 90 soon e
the oficials at No. 800 Mulberry street can enlghteu
them. Tnis is nne opportunity for Commissioners
Brennan or Judge Bosworth TO render the public
service BY ventiating the matter fully, In justice
to the Inspector It is due to say that he was I'm
pressed with the idea tnat the case was Que where
the police could not interfere.
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THE F0RTY-FlRSr CONGRESS.
First Session.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March 90 1892
Mr.. HOWARD trepJ OF Mich, presented the memo
rial Of the Universal Peace Union recommending
kind and Just treatment OF the Indians.
Several petitions for the removal Of political dis.
abilities were presented ana referred.
PROTECTION or PENSIONERS.
Mr.. WILSON, trep) OF Mass. from the Committee
on Military Affairs, reported joint resolution for
the protection OF soldiers and their heirs by pro.
y,dInu for the payment OF pensions In person, and
moi through attorneys and claim agents. Lad over.
CONTINUING FREEDNES's HOSPITALS.
Mr.. WILSON, from the same committee, reported q
hill continuing the frecdlnens hospitals nc Rich
mond, vicksOurg and In the District Of Columbia
Passed. -
FILLS AND RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
Mr. PATTERSON trep.l OF N, Hintroduced bill TO
incorporate the Columbia nahway company, "a tie
DiVtrlct of Columbia.
ar OArrKLI, lrep) OF N. j., introduced q joint
resolution authorizing the secretary OF the Treasury
TO refund penalties. interests aud costs Illegally
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RAllsolD AccIosHr.

Another unfortunate man has sacrificed q limb
by his own negligence. About forty ave minutes
after i've lost evening q German named william
Ilorstman, aged forty-two years, and residing az
No. AZ East Fourteenth street. the victim In this
instance. According 10 the report OF the police he
the Cross-town line, at the corner or Fourteenth
street AMI Fourth avenue staggered aud fell under
. freight car OF the Harlem Railroad which passed
over hlm, severing his right arm below the Elbow
Hortsman was taken TO Bellevue Hospital.
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Ak supplementary 10 an act entitled n act 10 provide
na.iUnI currency secured by pledge OF nei States
bonds and provide for the circulation herco approved
lie enacted &c, That every national banking association
scs q s c Of uaSr ass - e
National currency secured y psdse o. gn,,s states
c
sSeS shall nus per eenum q he par
% ss o. o. ss Ss as Of y the cr eS~ y
otherwise, TO reduce tho amount Of such deposits 10
% as g ny ssss
ed, = ~ ssEc s % Esss % py
OF Iarccy Tor me purpose Of ccsanins Or rea'ans de-
% ay 9r syy SSss or OT q
tom direct sr indrcs Tor masking such depos, q public
asmssnsr aud on conviction thereof IL any United States
.ss ,ssn s5 er prscnmsn, or not sss shsn year
than hve years. or BOTH the discretion OF the
ne .nss.ss ,s ,s;,ss % q 2, 's,a &C. ;. %
rcney by national banking s.soca,ion that a. share
% % ss s s
o the United states the amcun. o. ~ outstanding notes 10
s 'sc sonas sa which said .ssssi.iica on deposit
When - ~ ss
~ the manner specined IN the nnc,eentn sc section .s
ss re- ssa %
M the @ s IN osS Hs osy % Of 4. New
the United States N awn money an amount equal 70 the
oscr any surplus remaining the occr iie as.oca.on
and any ASSOCIATION which has here,oora gone into Ilu
s''n iSs Is ,s an smeniasas , shah pay 70 ihe
s within m0nsy ney days om the date q
passage this ac defaul which the bonds shall be
mote: aha. sc reissmea ~ tie Of ns United STATE,
An an. ss said @ " sSd s srss a
ASSOCIATION q winding up rs sas for The purpose q con.
standing circalson IN lawful no. sha ss bonds b
SIC Ana Ss 4 further enacted rha, there shall cs allow
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attended by the Bishop OF Hexham, large number
of clergy, about 2000 OF the a.y, and 300 children.
The sermon was preached by the Very Rev. Canon
Knight--LOndOn Tablet
The Congregation OF Rites issues decree con
frming the steps taken for the beathcation OF the
Venerable Anna Maria Taigi, and the previous de-
cree Of the 18th March. Several most wOnderfultn-
stances OF cure by her ntercesson have, IL Is said,
come before the congregation. The Pope takes the
deepest interest in the process of this holy matron
who predicted his elevation to the Popedom, his
trials, his sunerings, and his trlumphs
UNITED BRETHREN.
THE General Conference OF the Church of the
United Brethren in Christ met in quadrennia session
posed of three delegates from each annual confer
ence 35 OF which conferences are already organized
12 being mission conferences. The number Of home
and foreign mission fields Is 273; of houses OF wOr
ship therein, 1885, Of sabbath Schools, 800, with 1926
teachers and ~ 76i scholars Among the measures
recommended by the Secretary is the proposition to
open missions in the Chinese population OF Cali
f0rnia and also one in Germany mission
commenced some years ago near Shengay, on
the West African coast, will probably be abandoned
or at least suspended. The question OF lay repre-
sentatiOn came up and IL decided best to let the
Methodists inaugurate the plan The engrossing
topic the question OF modifying the discipline OF
the Church as TO allow members OF secret societies
TO maintain fellowship with the Church. This was
debated for "a full hours much effort being made at
minor temperance societies. If not with Masonry;
but this was regarded as entering wedge, and the
rule maintained that any member who persists In ms
connection with secret society," after being reprOye1
for his fault, 'sha no longer be considered mem
Der of our Church.
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A BURGLAR STRUCK.
We've told you several times before,
With lame poetic feet
About the Safes that MARVIN makes
To all intonts complete.
With wondrous combination locks
That every art defy
To break, or open, or explode
And them they're always dry.
A burglar came along one day
To see them on the sly,
Those massive things he couldn't force;
He'd know the reason why.
He'd had experience of bars,
In prison van had joltedi
But when he saw those locks and bolts
He tore his locks and boted
The Safe they call THE SPHERICAL
With anguish made him grin;
He'd never learned the use of globes,
And couldn't get drilled inl
spherioals and other Safes for sale by
MARVIN 90.
No. 72l Chestnut sire
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ATTEND TO THE FIRST SYMPTOMS OF CONSUMPTION
and check the disease its incpiency by using JAYNEs
EXPECToRANT, safe remedy for all affections of the
Lungs and Bronchia Sold everywhere
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE, BOSTON, is most favorably
known all over the country Unsurpassed in its manage
ment it has few equals in extent in its thousand
rivances for the comfort and pleasure of its guests
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CITY ITEMS.

JUDGING FROM THE GREAT DEMAND FOR OUR
FINN CUsroMERMADE CLOTHING,
THE PEOPLE
have become convinced that not only
THE LETTER CARRIERS
could have saved
$500
had Hey purchased Her mi forms n his house, but the diff
ference in prices compared ih those Q other houses in
this city, is at least
$500
in favor of CHARLES STOKES,
No s24 Chestnut street.
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MAR RIEn.

MARRIED.
CONONEH -GIBLESPIE.- the Sd instant. by the
Rev. William Suddards. D. d.. JOSEPH b. UONOVER,
.IR to MARIA L. daughter of WILLIAM GILLESPIE,
ESQ.
DIED.
CURRY.-on the I'd instant, JOHN CURRY in the
10th year of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
son, Benjamin O. Curry, Aliens lane Mt Airy Sun
day afternoon at o'clock To proceed to Market Square
Church.
GRAY-On the morning of the Sd instant after lin
gering Illness CLARA ", daughter of Elizabeth and Will
liam III. Gray, in the 10th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of her grandfather
William Aul ". r. corner of Twentieth and Shippen
streets Sunday afternoon, June g. at o'clock To pro
coed 10 Philanthropc Cemetery
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SINGFlrs SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms, by
Q. +. DAVIS. No. $40 Ohesnut streat

JEwFLRY,-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. 70 South Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment
fine JeWelry and Sverware in the city. Purchasers can
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished at A
nrce which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
pces visit to his store is to result in pleasure and
profit.
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EHALIETT. DAVIS h Co.'s Pianos, No. 927 Chestnut
street. unequallod in durability brancy tone and
power Distinguished pansts say they the best
listened to any Piano enchanting
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$500
S5.AO

GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines,
No. 73O Chestnut street
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BEST QUALITY FRENCH CHNA-Dinner Sets 115 pieces
S30; 200 pieces, S75, at KERRs CHINA HALL,
No. 1918 Chestnut street.
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GLAsswARE.-At Kerr's China Hail. No. 1918 Chesnu
street. The largest stock of Glassware country You
cannot fail to make selection from assor
ment. Tumblers, 3Sc to 25 per DOZEN Gobles 81 80 to
800 per DOZEN Decanters, 81 10 1915 per pair.
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KERR's CHINA HALI.-We have arranged oneportion of
store exclusively for cheap Goods and intend future
to place in this department any article which may be in
the least old style imperfect and will sell them regard
less of cost. No. 1918 Chestnut street.
One thousand odd Castor Bottles glass; Ssc each
Kerr's China Hall, No 1918 Chestnut street.
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WHITE FRENCH CHINA, Dinner Plates, 9@ inches, 1per
dozen, $780, Kerr's China Hail. No 124s Chestnut street
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WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER SETS, 76 pieces, s15 1O
pieces, $2577, at KERRs China Hall
No. 1918 Chestnut street
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-05-27
eur BABY.
Did you ever =. oar baby,

pid you ever ~ our baby,
rI t<< Little Tot, - ,.. -.
With hsr syss 70 sparkling bright,
F.: And her skin 70 lily white,
Lips sad cheeks Of roy Hght-
Tell You what, ...
She IL just tho sweetest baby
f. l:.i!. :, ), In thelot.
., All, theis our onl, darling,
And to me
All her ways are witty;
t.. When she sings her little ditty,
Every word il just a. pretty
> !, = A can be.
Not saothsr in tho city
Sweet % she.
You don't thtnk so-you ns'sr saw her;
Wish you could
= See her With her playthinss clattseing.
Hear her little tongue chattsring.
Little dancing feet come pattsring,
Think you would
Love her just ~ well a. lido,
II you should.
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HENRY w. WEARY.
.. aOARRIAGEMAKER|.' al ;.

r HAv 3 removed tony new shopu sar
i the Bridge, vhers am prepared to. do
sllkinds Of work in tho Carriagemakin9
inc. Wagons. osrrisges and sieig hsmade
n4a neat and subst stsntia lmsnnef .st low
ates Psrticulsrsttentiop psid torspsif.
4 v8.tf
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:: tEatse.l according % Act Of coprr.s,, by M,
JaDs0 Swisshelm, in the year 1885, In the Oiice OF
ths Clerk OF tho Uniled States DstrtCourt for the
Districto Western Pennsylvanis.]
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"Oh Thou Physician d Gilead In
obedience to Thy blood I have cut of.
my hand. Heal tho wound. Heal tho
voandl Lord, itAoeai, bIeeas 10Y Life
away ~.. ..,,p.
AS she sank back she rolled por.
ton of . sheet about her wrist al though
staunching the blood Of = physical
wound and when the morning sun
shone in at the window, she knew that
lie who giveth His beloved sleep hsd
sent its healing balm With the morning
star to herald coming day. =,
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MERLYN.

wl17rHx 70. THE Of. CLOUD JOURNAL.
BY MRS. JANE g. sW1ssHELM.
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My arrangements with ono Of the oldest
Importing and Jobbing Houses OF the East,
and having buyer in the msrketall the
time, and buying my Goods all for cash,
Minnesota Merchants will find bargsins 1t
all times in nv Store. v9nl3.t
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0ALES6BN WANTED by . Manufacturing
- Co., 70 travel and sell By sample new line Of
eoods Ntuatione perma1snt; wages good. II: H
=. spr2e4w
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.. -.
wives run into schemes Of business for
securing The returns which should come
to them far the household cares which
can never be safely given up by a. wife
and mother, and instead Of the indoor,
become the outdoor partners of their
husbands. When woman finds wages
- we'll u work iu: the vocation of
housekeeper, she will be what God pro-
nouneed her At first, a: a:helpmate for
man. That she does not now; end her
proper reward for her, proper work.: is
the reason Of al the outcry about 10.
INNS rights aaa womau's *foliies, a.
though few see just where tho. evil lies.
All the agitation about .:womap'si right
to do everything !. sheer nonsense.
sseu h.r right to :. Just compensation
for her work Is housskeeper and teach:
er, and. there are fex women to spare
for other ayocasioas.'' -s.''+' & :. tvi'
"'l,thiak'I:h.vs loug admitted d: oil
that yse could lsslaia 'oa the " soors. 'oi
f,wouau'ssliehts.s. s'9o' .1'''.' osana :a!1 "a
"Y.s, in theory; but did you i1sdao.
Il TO- p.aetio,lo sMn.t Ksndou ~,
[ brought. Up under The inaaenoes which
prsp.,. women - accept tho places a.
'l.C:snsd them by alaw and" lcuatom, %
l parloreraansnt, or servant forslife-vith
8 out wages. esWen7you careful 'tos1ce1
lteitIthe evils Of this education By win
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Mains or ADvDRT1slNS'

Legal :na IS.'ti sSs arss insertion, and s13z cent
pr s9aN ~ ~ .nbs,au usns insertion.
=: 60: :s..s: :: r. s:
70 :eo:a:. g.,:y; a.';.:9 s;I%:9: u Il.
II advance OF IS cents per line 70 trsnssnt
s:s cent: iesu
!. Motto. simple ss %asr:xs Notics
obituary notices, scents per INV
5: Az political. religious or other notices. ''o'
per line. ,.. to be inserted a
Ys"rf1 savsrtissrs pay Quaztety&: w. ...,.,.o
:. srsnrsrs must pay In advance VI s"'
tory reference.
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SPOONS. FORKS. KNIVES, CAsrORs, CAKE
BAsKETs, BUTTER DISHES, GOBLETS,
- 4c, &c., 4cvH
rsplatsd and made q good ~ nav, about half tho
cost Of new articles and warranted to be we'll doae
~ can bs at any pscs. Having had several Year,
perisncs intAisbEsneh eljxtiaed in saying that
my customers that I VIII spare no psins to give
eatiefnetop,j :" fr'.''s'" ''''
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her children aud to love God. No law
Of man can break the tie that binds
you through them. What will you say
when, io coming years, they ask you
for their mother-the beautiful, ten
der mother wb om they will always
crave to aeeY What account will you
give of the life committed to you, and
which you did not guard BY your su-
perior knowledge aud experience ? As
for me, I would rather die. now than
ever be the tie that should prevent your
doing justice in the largest sense. II
the husband Is the head of the wife,
oven as Christ is the head Of the
Church, Christ does not divorce His
church for sinnlog against Him, and
only requires that she should repent
aud turn again" *.:n;;H2 i. -.::2
She arose and left him: sitting with
| hi, face bowed upon his hands, the
brook singing at his feet and the light
breeze whispering through The The leaves
| overhead. With her mind full Of tho
case she had been pleading, she return
ed. to the house and did not realize tic
.z.ontt Of the s.eri6ce* she had made
but iu the still watches Of tbsFsleepless
night which followed, hsr. human hear,
rose up against her decision and rebel
led, and !truggled, and cried with .
great and bitter cry, for its human her.
itage. :a Her:brain rceled and staggered
like one drunk, and starting up from
her pillow, ')she, sat and stretched bel
hands on high, looking up and moan
-
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EDITOR AND PRoPRlEToR.

aURSCRIPCION,
rw0 DOLLARS PAYABLE IN ADTA"cA'
An Rxtra Copy viii b. sent gratis 70 'As s'''"
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O0se.Corner OF Warrington AvsaUs
AAd llsl.
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t"o AVe0' -..
~ know from her al you know, and
once thought as you DO oft, isss 1 hope
I should not have cared for you quits
as I do; but recently I have come "a
understand her and have her full con.
idenee." IT, :.>'.- s,. :. ,'
II cannot talk Of her and that old
miseryw he replied, turning and lay
ing bis forehead on, . moas.eovsred
log. "
"Yet let mo tell you, and I think ]
can trust you to decide. She, ikt
Thousands Of girls, was brought up with
the idea Of marrying for I living, JUS
~ C.uc .sian girls are brought up fe'
s.le. The one class are q much solt
Il the altar q the other ip the slav'
mart. You bought her. You took NJ
particular pains to, win her love or: +
impress her With = knowledge Of your.
You rather left her to take it for grant
cd. In raising her to the dignity Q
vito and mother you humbled bel
Her cry when tho knew You we're g
ing away I shall never forget: 4 di'
not know he loved mo- oh God
j: did not know can can fancy III; po4si
ton Of 4 wife who does not know h,sI
husband loves her; .nd lift wsr,.ii mini
think 7 should 60 out and throw nj
,slt 1sto The middle Of the Atlautil
feeling that even there there w.sI ~ i b,
enough water 70 wash out tho ,taio.-
, You did not ssaetify the relation !,
i. hu,bsnd BY securing the tras3 uaio
y and it became to her 4 source Of degr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-21

A dispatch dated the Goth says; On
last evening at Alton, about 7 o'clock
the wife of Gotleb Oertle was shot dead by
rufian named John Creagxr. 1t appears
that Creager had been working for Oertle
for some time past, but was discharged last
Monday morning, and has been staying
around at different places since. Yesterday
be was lying around one Of the groceries in
Brighton all day, drinking, and ne cleaned
and fixed his revolver. About six o'clock
he started for Oertles. Arriving there he
had some talk with Mrs. o., and brandished
his pistol and said some one had to die.
Mrs o. went out to the barn where her Inns
band was feeding the stock, and told her the
circumstances. He told her to go back and
he would go for help. He had gone but 1
few steps when he heard the report of a pis
tol two or three times. Onreturning he saw
the william going across the fields. Creagel
had shot Mrs. o through the arm, and, q
| she rushed into the house, he fred again
The bali passed in st the back, through tn
heart, and lodged ia the side. She was dea'
when Mr.. 0. got into the house. Men wer
out hunting for the murderer ell night, an
there is report this morning that he ha'
shos himself.
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A dispatch dated Cincinnati, July 20th,
says John Given, cashier of the United
States Express Company, at this city, died
this moruing at Florence, Ky; John Mea'
CHER this morning attacked his wife with an
axe, fractured her skull, left her for dead
and rushed to the river and drowned himself.
The woman will hardly recover; q young
Italian shot himself dead this morning in
Washington Park; cause, disappointed af
fecions; Ben Hasway. of Lawrenceburg, Ind,
was drowned last night while bathing in the
Ohio river,