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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A nrnnIten man Kills Two Ladies',
- AND n tfempt8 the Lives of
TWO Mem.
Fort WAYNE. IND, June 13. $50.

u FORT WAYNE, IND, June 13, '69.
About sunset last evening, at Gov
ington, Troy county, Ind, Fred. Rem
sterY an auctioneer, until lately in the
employ of Mr.. John Dodd, committed a
victin was an aged widow lady named
Tones: seyenty-fve years old, and with
whom ne,boarded. Remster shot her
With six shooter, the ball entering the
neck near the ear. She expired in a
few. minutes ala --
His next victim was daughter of
young lady, seventeen years of age.
Miss b., hearing the discharge of fire
arms from the opposite side of the
street, went to her fathers door, when
she 1was Immediately fired upon by
Remster, the ball hitting her above the
ear. The wound Is considered fatal,
and she can live but few hours, her
brains coming out at the hole.
After shooting Miss B., the murderer
rushed down through the street and
past the excited people, frantically call
ing for John Dodd. he fired at man
near James McMahOn's residence, but
the cap only swapping, no harm was
meeting John transfer, ran up to him
and sticking the pistol in Transfers
mouth, pulled the trigger, the cap again
swapping and saving the life of his in~
tended fourth victim. transfer Crap
pied with the murderer and succeeded
in disarming him and holding him I'M
til;the excited people could render as
sistance, when he was conveyed to Jail
under strong guard, who kept at bay
the furious mob which had by this
time gathered. During the prevalence
of the excitement now in the vicinity of
the murder, it is almost impossible 10
CLEAN any facts that will show the
cause of the deed. It is known that
Remster had been drinking very hard,
and gambling desperately, and pecu-
mary losses may have driven him
to the commission OF the deed. He has
been married but, few weeks. The
prisoner will have d preliminary hear
psto.morroW. If left alive that long.
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TENNESSEE.
Address by GOV. senter to the People
Debate Between the Rival Can.
dtdaIeS for Governor.
NASHVILLE, June II

NASHVILLE, nne II.
Gov. Senter publishes an address to
the people OF Tennessee in the Press
and Times of this morning. He states
his position relative to removing the
disabilities of citizens of the State in the
following language: "On this subject
1 am free to say that in my judgment
the time has come, and now, when the
limitations and disabilities which have
found their way into our statute books,
as the result of the war, should be abol-
ished and removed, and the privilege OF
the elective franchise restored and ex-
tended so as to embrace the mass of the
adult population ofthe State. In other
words, am in favor of so amending
the Constitution and laws OF the
State that the present disfranchis-
ing clause and provisions shall be
made to disappear from the same, and
the privilege of the elective franchise
made to rest upon the facts and condi-
tions of the present instead of the past,
and upon the principle OF tmparttalityI
Of equality and justice. Disfranchlse-
ment was adopted only as temporary
necessity, growing out OF Inc neeus ana
situation of the time, and with no eX-
pectation that it would be long Coutin-
ued, and there can be no reason for it's
further continuance nav. except In a
selfish partisan ambition tH gain office,
or selfish partisan te"r Of losing it.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES necessarily pIOuGCeo
restlessneas, discomfort, and, as we
have all seen, enRenders nnimosities,
discord and strife. acknowledgements
will, in my opinion, heal tue auimosi-
ties which have so long divided our
people, and bring concord, peace ana
prosperity to the State. while at the
same time it is most consonant with
the theory and principles of our Re
publican form of government and with
the declared policy and purpose of the
party now in power"
He announces himself in favor of the
proposed Fifteenth Amendment to the
Federal Constitution, and pledges him
self to favor its ratification by the
Legislature at its next session, and con-
cludes by saying he stands on the Chi-
cago platform.
The debate at Cleveland, yesterday,
between Senter and Stokes, was looked
to with much interest. No new devel-
opnents were made, and but little
feeling was manifested by the audience,
which appeared to be equally divided
Senter's friends are sanguine and some
of them predict Stokes will withdraw.
Until the candidates have filled their
appointments in East Tennessee, clos
ing on the 5th of July, it will not be
safe to give an opinion as to the final
result at the polls. Stokes friends feel
the want of u newspaper organ here
and have determined to start one in u
few days.
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puRL1c ADVERrIs1NG.
t1,onn az Pnrkerabur1 Tlme,.

The editor of the Marietta Times
stated at the recent publishers Con-
vention held in this city, that, during
the past 80 years. the law in Ohio re-
quired the publication Of sheriff's sales
and all notices of legal character in
the newspapers. We cannot but con-
trast that system of legislation with the
one in vogue in West Virginia. There
the press is favored by wise legislation;
here much of our legislation is inimical
to its prosperity, and the result In our
neighbor State is far ahead of us In in
telligence, her schools are better, her
trade is brisker and her prosperity rests
OF posting Sheriff7s sales and other no
tees in the delicate chirography oil
some officer who never won success as
a writing master is disgrace to any
age, and only demonstrates the fact
that West Virginia, in many of her Gus
toms and usages, is yet gyrating around
in the ancient ruts OF old time fogyism
It smaks too much of olden times when
the old Grecian lawmaker who used to
post his laws so high in the market
places that they could not be read, and
would then inf1ict the severest penalties
for the slightest infraction of those laws
that his act had placed beyond the
knowledge of the people.
This system induces fraud. we have
known of instances where an unscru-
pQlous officer would post notice that
he wanted to keep from the public, and
then tear it down again ten minutes af-
forwards, and then certify that the no
tice had been posted. II published in
the local paper it will be read by loo
persons where one sees it now, and the
public will be better accommodated. =
The proceedings or our County
Boards should be advertised In the pa
pers; then the people would have an
Intelligent idea of their local matters,
while now they can only become post
ed in their county legislation by travel
ing to the county seat and searching
the records. The expense OF such pub
lications would be insignificant in com.
parison to the public accommodations
II would afford.
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Influx OF Immigrants at New YOrb
From the Post,


From the Post.
There is an enormous influx of i'm
migrants at this port, and the character
OF the persons arriving is better than
for several years past. Every day there
Is an immense and active throng at
Castle Garden, filling the rotunda and
OVERLOOKING the Battery. Since the LIST
OF January, ia, 6S3 immigrants have ar
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arrivals during the same period last
year. The largest number of arrivals
was during the month of May. The
Germans are the most numerous, ex~
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per cent. The English come next in
order; the Swedes, Scotch and Swiss,
come next. France, Holland, Den
mark, Norway and Italy follow in a
much smaller ratio, while those from
other European countries form trining
number.
About seven thousand Danes are
shortly expected in different vessels,
who will, it is said, bring So, GOO, 900
with them. The Germans, as q rule,
bring the most money. The Norwegi-
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bring large amount of funds. The
Sweedes and Irish bring the least
Probably the average sum brought by
each man, woman and child could be
reckoned at fifty dollars, though it is
difficult TO form a correct estimate.
The German immigrants are principal
ly from the northern sections oftheir
country, the Norwegians from the CEN
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The Eng lish and Scotch are largely
from manufacturing towns. The Swed-
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in past years, while the Germans and
Irish show but little change.
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